commercialization agreement

The CRISPR-based test uses Mammoth's DETECTR BOOST platform and will be compatible with both nasal swab and saliva samples.

BillionToOne's assay detects SARS-CoV-2 in samples from nasal, nasopharyngeal, and oropharyngeal swabs and has a testing capacity of 1 million tests per day.

The companies will form a joint venture for Todos' cancer tests with Care GB owning 67 percent and Todos owning 33 percent of the new venture.

IncellDx has been developing a test for cytokine storm-related cytokines, which it said are elevated in COVID-19 patients who experience long-term symptoms.

HTG will work directly with biopharma customers to build companion diagnostic development programs, with potential tests developed using either a Thermo Fisher Scientific or Illumina platform.

According to the agreement, Access Bio must sell at least 2 million tests by Sept. 30, 2021, to keep its exclusive rights in North America.

OpGen will promote the system for the enrichment of circulating endothelial cells from whole blood, which could be useful for COVID-19 research.

Genetron's S5 sequencer is based on Thermo Fisher's Ion GeneStudio S5 instrument and is cleared for clinical use by China's NMPA.

The agreement marks Veracyte's first deal to expand the testing menu on the nCounter instrument since it acquired the rights to the platform from NanoString in December.