diagnostic test development

Amplified Sciences is a clinical stage diagnostics company committed to providing answers for clinicians diagnosing, treating and monitoring challenging diseases. It is built on a proprietary ultra-sensitive optical reporter platform technology leveraging novel dyes, enabling a new class of multi-omics diagnostic tests. The company was spun out of Purdue University in 2016 and offers a Lab Developed Test, PanCystPro, in its CLIA-CAP accredited lab in Irvine, California.

chemometric toolsCLIA-CAP accredited laboratory testingmulti-omics diagnostic testsoptical reporter platform technologyR&D

Cactus Bio develops reagents and rapid tests to aid in the diagnosis of coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever), with a mission to improve the speed and accuracy of testing. The company emerged from collaborative research by Dr. Douglas Lake at ASU and Dr. Thomas Grys at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, and is situated within the Health Futures Center (HFC). Its products are research and investigational use only.

antigen preparationimmunodiffusion reagent productionlateral flow assay development

Countervail Corporation is a biomedical company dedicated to developing medical countermeasures and diagnostic tests in response to chemical threats against the general public and the country's military population. Its mission is to provide protection against pesticides, chemical agents and other dangerous elements that threaten public safety, with patented novel technologies applied to improve public and military health.

biomedical researchmedical countermeasure development

IMMY is a US-based organization with a dedicated focus in mycology that develops, manufactures, and distributes innovative diagnostic tests and reagents for fungal diseases. Founded in 1979, IMMY's mission is to allow fast, reliable access to a fungal disease diagnosis globally, and its products are available in over 80 countries.

complement fixationdistributionenzyme immunoassaysimmunodiffusionlateral flow assayslatex agglutinationmanufacturingPCR