Thank you.
I want to follow up on my earlier question on plasma to make sure I really understand that.
Dr. Sher, you said, if I understand correctly, that the transmission rate is low for recipients of plasma products because of virus removal and “inactivation”. Does that mean that residual risk of virus transmission is not influenced by the incidence rate of infection in the donor population for plasma products? In other words, it doesn't matter, in the donor population, whether they're infected or not. You're saying that the testing and processing of the plasma will eradicate the risk. Is that what your testimony is?