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Cizzle Biotechnology Test Accredited for US Use via University of York Research

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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What happened

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Cizzle Biotechnology Holdings plc, a UK-based diagnostics developer, has had its CIZ1B test accredited for use in the United States as part of a research agreement with the University of York. The company is working to improve the CIZ1B lung cancer biomarker test using scalable reagents for a future high-throughput kit.

From investegate.co.uk

Why it matters

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The research collaboration with the University of York supports the independent validation of the CIZ1B biomarker test as a clinical assay for early-stage lung cancer. This accreditation and technical progress expands the potential market for the diagnostic test.

From investegate.co.uk

Who's involved

  • University of YorkUniversity in York that maintains a research and collaboration agreement with Cizzle Biotechnology Holdings plc
  • Liam CleggDoctoral supervisor employed by the University of York

Who could feel it

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  • University of YorkSpeculative

    The University of York could see increased investment or revenue from the successful commercialization of the jointly developed biomarker test

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