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[QUOTE="DMDMD, post: 3476183, member: 4309"]
Yes, they submitted correlation data to NP samples for 2 different NP tests, but that is not the asymptomatic cohort.  This is not related to the NBA study.

From the article you attached:

"The NBA study allows researchers to validate the test in an asymptomatic cohort, Wyllie said. In addition to receiving daily testing to ensure that they have not contracted the virus, a group of players, coaches and staff heading for the NBA’s Florida bubble volunteered to offer a saliva test sample that researchers could use to verify the efficacy of SalivaDirect.

Although she could not yet report on the study itself, Wyllie pointed out that the very success of the NBA bubble in Florida has created a unique challenge for researchers studying a new coronavirus test: there are no positive cases. Before teams entered the bubble at Disney World, 25 of 351 players tested positive for the virus between June 23 and July 2. But of the more than 340 players still receiving constant tests within the bubble, zero positive tests have been recorded over the past month, according to official NBA releases."
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