GenomeScan is partnering with Olink Proteomics to bring proteomics to the next level by enabling high-throughput analysis of thousands of proteins, while using less than a drop of blood.
Olink’s PEA technology that is based on dual antibody recognition results in the coupling of DNA oligonucleotides and boasts exceptional levels of specificity, sensitivity and dynamic range.
By combining different omics approaches, GenomeScan helps facilitates researchers in identifying the regulators of biological processes, identifying new targets for drug discovery, evaluating therapeutic interventions, and identifying biomarkers that can be used for diagnosis, prognosis, and disease monitoring, leading to more precise and effective treatments.
As of June, the Leiden Bio Science Park team has been joined by Gerwin Zomer, who steps into the role of Account Manager Physical Living Environment. To get to know him a bit...
Researchers at the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) have announced promising early results from a clinical trial using lab-grown insulin-producing islet cells derived from...
VarmX has received IND approval for its Phase 3 trial of VMX‑C001, a recombinant factor X variant designed to neutralize FXa‑inhibiting anticoagulants during emergency surgery. Backed by robust Phase 1 data and boosted by a €15 million EIC investment, this step positions VMX‑C001 to meet a gap in urgent haemostasis care.