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Vivo has maintained a consistent pattern of launching new devices every six months in the S-series lineup. The Vivo S16 series was introduced earlier this year, while last month the company introduced the Vivo S17 series. The second batch of releases this year includes four distinct phone models: Vivo S17, Vivo S17t, Vivo S17e, and Vivo S17 Pro. What is particularly remarkable about these phones are the visually appealing wallpapers that come with them. If you are interested, you can download high quality wallpapers specially designed for Vivo S17 and Vivo S17 Pro models.

Vivo accompanies the new S17 lineup with an eye-catching collection of wallpapers. In this collection you will find 17 dynamic wallpapers that can adorn the home screen or the lock screen of your smartphone. Of the patterns, eight feature cute flower and leaf designs, while the others resemble wallpapers seen on previous Vivo phones running OriginOS. All these wallpapers are available in 1260 X 2800 pixel resolution. Below are preview images of these attractive wallpapers.

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Last week, Vivo announced its most powerful flagship smartphone. Yes, I am talking about the Vivo X90 Pro+ coming with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. Although, the X90 lineup has three phones in total, including the vanilla X90, the X90 Pro, and the X90 Pro+. And just like the previously released Vivo X-series phones, the X90 phones are packed with some amazing wallpapers which are now available to us. Here you can download Vivo X90 wallpapers in full resolution.

A new phone is launched almost every week. This week Vivo has launched its latest smartphone in the market. We are talking about Vivo X100 series. As always we have managed to get our hands on its wallpapers. Here you can download Vivo X100 Pro Wallpapers in high quality.

Before we get to the wallpapers, here are some details about the new Vivo X100 and Vivo X100 Pro. Vivo X100 is the first series to come with MediaTek Dimensity 9300. The chipset was actually released with the Vivo X100 series. In terms of design, the new phone is slightly different from last year. Its rear camera island is at the top center and the material finish is different.

There are total four unique wallpapers along with some common originOS wallpapers. These wallpapers have same design but different in colors to match the color of the phone. All four Vivo X100 Wallpapers are available in 1290 x 2796 pixels resolution. You can download Vivo X100 Pro wallpapers from the links below.

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So having been with Editas for about two months now, I've outlined my high-level priorities as the CSO, which are: firstly, to continue to advance our current in vivo, ex vivo and cell-based therapy platforms; to progress our in vivo gene editing ophthalmology programs and further strengthen our existing pre-clinical pipeline; expand our world-class gene editing capabilities and the delivery technologies they rely upon; and, finally, to continue to grow and develop the scientific base and build upon our research and development team that is second to none.

Now, moving to our ex vivo programs, specifically EDIT-301. As we've said before, we believe that EDIT-301 has the potential to be a differentiated and important medicine for sickle cell disease and beta-thalassemia patients. Our Phase 1/2 RUBY study of EDIT-301 is active and screening patients and we continue to add trial sites. Our CMC group is ready to support us with all clinical manufacturing required for this phase of the study. We also have received an approved Clinical Trial Application from Health Canada, which will expand the number of potential study sites and we remain on track to begin patient dosing by the end of 2021.

Thanks, Lisa, and good morning everyone. I'd like to refer you to our press release issued earlier today for a summary of our financial results in the second quarter and I'll take this opportunity to briefly review a few highlights. Comparing the first half of this year to last year, total operating expenses increased by approximately $25 million. This was primarily related to an increase in stock-based compensation of $14 million, as well as a $9 million success payment due under one of our institutional licenses that was expense on hold [Phonetic] during the first quarter of this year. The remaining increase is driven by our expanding clinical regulatory and manufacturing efforts to support both our BRILLIANCE and RUBY trials and the pre-IND work for EDIT-301 for beta-thalassemia.

Quarter-over-quarter, total operating expenses were $56 million in the second quarter compared to $63 million for Q1. Excluding stock-based compensation of $12 million in Q1 and $14 million in Q2 and the $9 million success payment in Q1, operating expenses were essentially flat in the first two quarters of this year.

Thank you, Michelle. The first half of this year has been very productive for Editas and the gene editing community. We continue to see important accomplishments in the field, including the successful demonstration of in vivo gene editing. This milestone reflects ongoing maturation of this novel therapeutic modality and immense potential for the technology. It supports the fundamental notion that a gene editing medicine administered directly to people can have a clinical benefit, and more importantly, this marks a monumental milestone for patients living with genetic diseases, validating the potential power of CRISPR gene editing as a major stride forward for the genomic field and people who we are trying to help.

Good morning and congrats on the progress. Follow-up question for me on 101. In the -- in your corporate presentation, you mentioned secondary efficacy endpoints in 101s trial, including macular thickness, electroretinogram and pupillometry. It sounds like you're going to use those to figure out if there is sufficient editing going on in the retina. Just, I'm not all that familiar with those measures. Can you give us some idea of what changes you'd need to see to have confidence that there is a sufficient amount of editing, in vivo, that there could be ultimately improvements in visual acuity in your, kind of, patient population?

And the second part of your question, of course, yes, we can set a Cas12a into an AAV and so we're looking to deploy that in some of the in vivo gene editing programs that we have ongoing and potential future ones and actively working on optimizing the potential configurations that you could use with respect to the guides. So all of that is in progress. 006ab0faaa