Veravas and MIP Diagnostics have signed a mutually beneficial agreement for the development, license, and supply of a MIP specific for Veravas’ sample preparation technology.
With the agreement, Veravas aims to resolve the widespread issue of diagnostic interferences and difficulty in measuring biomarkers of low abundance.
The strategic partnership should enable the company to better diagnose and treat both rare and common diseases.
For MIP Diagnostics, which specialises in areas such as human healthcare, the agreement is part of its continued expansion strategy in diagnostics.
MIP Diagnostics Interim CEO Stephane Argivier said: 鈥淲e are excited to work with Veravas on this joint approach to sample preparation and continue to expand further our MIP relationships for commercial applications in a diversity of market areas. This is another huge opportunity for the company to develop a long term highly profitable business with a remarkable partner.鈥�
Veravas鈥� sample preparation technology combined with the technology and manufacturing capabilities of MIP Diagnostics in molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) is expected to develop novel products that will help diagnostic companies manage risks associated with test designs that are currently in use.
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By GlobalDataIn the long run, the agreement could have an impact over existing methods and generate significant revenues for both companies.
Veravas CEO Carroll Streetman Jr said: 鈥淭his new strategic relationship with MIP Diagnostics will allow Veravas to complete its biotin ecosystem of products and support IVD manufacturers in designing and developing assays that are minimally affected by biotin and other common heterophilic interferences.
鈥淲e consider this to be a valuable alliance as the combination of our two technologies supports Veravas鈥檚 efforts to bring novel diagnostic tests to market in the fields of neuroscience, bone and mineral metabolism, and cardiology.鈥�
