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SOPHIA GENETICS notes the three companies will collaborate to improve global access to advanced cancer testing and data, broadening access to cutting-edge science.
Be The Match BioTherapies®, an organization offering solutions for companies developing and commercializing cell and gene therapies, and Cryoport (NASDAQ: CYRX), a leading global provider of innovative products and services to the fast-growing cell & gene therapy industry enabling the future of medicine for a new era of life sciences, today announced a new strategic partnership.
ReadyGo Diagnostics will develop, optimize and validate an assay for the detection of the dengue virus (DENV) for Gemina to run on ReadyGo’s off-grid isothermal diagnostic platform, Geo. The Geo platform provides rapid results in any location in under 30 minutes and is expected to play a crucial role in the detection of DENV within near-patient settings which would greatly improve patient management and outcome.
“As we await additional data from our BENEFIT-03 study, we’re excited to see these initial data on the long-term effects of our SCS system,” said BIOTRONIK Neuro President Todd Langevin. “We developed Prospera to offer patients sustainable pain relief – and we believe its proactive care model will have a clinically meaningful impact on lowering long-term failure rates and reducing the service burden of SCS.”
Amplicon sequencing is a type of DNA sequencing technique commonly used to analyze a specific genetic region. This technique involves the amplification of a DNA fragment, or amplicon, using techniques such as PCR (polymerase chain reaction) to generate a large number of copies. Once these copies are made, they are sequenced to identify genetic variations or mutations. Amplicon sequencing is often used in research and clinical settings due to its high sensitivity and capability to analyze multiple specific regions simultaneously.
Satoreotide combines Ariceum’s proprietary peptide satoreotide – a first-in-class and best-in-class antagonist of the somatostatin receptor 2 (SSTR2) – with the radioactive isotope ‘payload’ 177Lutetium. SSTR2 is a cell surface protein often overexpressed in certain cancers, including NETs and small cell lung cancer (SCLC).
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