Project description
Innovative metabolism-based diagnostic platform for cancer patient follow-up
Cancer patients require regular follow-ups to detect recurrences early and optimise treatment strategies. The current surveillance approaches often result in late detection. Swedish Elypta has developed the first metabolism-based liquid biopsy to detect early-stage recurrences. The detection platform has demonstrated exceptional sensitivity with low cost, enabling frequent patient follow-ups. The technology has been tested in small clinical trials. The objectives of the EU-funded AURORAX project are to conduct a broad clinical validation trial, obtain regulatory clearance in the EU and the United States, and introduce the product for research as well as to the renal cell carcinoma diagnostics market in the EU.
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SME-2 - SME instrument phase 2
Coordinator
111 56 Stockholm
Sweden
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