The standards that are applied to banking cord blood for use in transplantation from one person to another person, which is the field of blood and marrow transplantation, are very different from the private banking. At this point, we have the young but really well-developed Héma-Québec bank, which is just now at the point of being ready to release cord blood units for transplantation. We, as a transplant program, will routinely search their inventory. But their inventory of 2,000 to 3,000 cord blood units is dwarfed by an international inventory of probably close to 600,000 cord blood units that we can now search. When we're looking for a cord blood unit, we're looking for the best immune match and we're looking for the most number of young blood-making cells.
