The company's HIV testing revenues were up 24 percent year over year, while HCV testing revenues plummeted 68 percent.
The foundation will provide funding of no more than $20 million over the four-year term of the deal, and no more than $6 million each year.
The grant will go toward creating a diagnostic technology center to develop methods for detecting protein biomarkers at the point of care.
The award will support the development of diagnostics and analytical tools for childhood disease detection using tissue-based fluorescent in situ sequencing.
