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Diagnostic Testing & Technology Report

September 2006

Prodesse Makes the Most of Growing Demand for ASRs

As it builds an impressive roster of clients for its infectious disease assay technology, analyte-specific reagent (ASR) developer and reference laboratory Prodesse (Waukesha, WI) has signed license agreements with Roche (Basel, Switzerland) and Invitrogen (Carlsbad, CA) to use the technologies of both companies to develop and validate molecular diagnostic assays.

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September 2006 - Table of Contents

DTTR September 2006 (full PDF issue)

New Molecular Tests Promise Earlier Cancer Detection

Ventana Medical Systems to Buy Vision Systems for $346M

Affy to Launch Million-SNP Chip

Prodesse Makes the Most of Growing Demand for ASRs

Abbott Sees Growth in Molecular and Point-of-Care, Gets Regulatory Nods

New FDA Task Force to Tackle Tiny World of Nanotech

From Biopsy to Base Pairs: New Molecular Tests Promise Earlier Cancer Detection

Research Drives Comprehensive Molecular Testing at City of Hope Lab

HemoCue Develops Point-of-Care WBC

FDA Clearances for Sysmex Hematology Analyzers

Gene Logic Trims Slumping Genomics Division and Teams With FDA

Dade Behring Expands Drug Testing Portfolio

With Revenues Soaring, Chembio Submits CLIA Waiver Applications

IVD Stocks Steady; Affy Plummets While Inverness Jumps 18%

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