eRapid electrochemical biomarker detection platform (IMAGE)
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There is a vast need for point-of-care diagnostics that can rapidly detect multiple biomarkers, which is required to call out many diseases and disorders. The Wyss Institute’s eRapid electrochemical sensor technology able to do this has been licensed to Antisoma Therapeutics, a subsidiary of the Australian The iQ Group Global, to enable the development of new diagnostics for respiratory viral diseases, including COVID-19 and the Flu, allergic responses and anaphylaxis, as well as cancer.
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Wyss Institute at Harvard University
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