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ViralTest offers molecular-based diagnostics development for niche infectious diseases markets.

Hx Diagnostics offers rapid diagnostics for seasonal and emerging infectious diseases.

Lifelinelab s.r.l. started its activities in April 2003, thanks to the commitment of three managers coming from the ex Diagnostic Division Manufacturing Plant of Alfa Wassermann S.P.A. First step has been to secure raw materials, and equipment for R&D and Manufacturing of products and services in the field of Human in Vitro Diagnostics. nnnnnFirst diagnostic reagents were manufactured, in this site, over 40 years ago, through the bravery and the enterprising spirit of Prof. Balducci ex Managing Director of Virology Laboratory of "Istituto Superiore di Sanitu00e0". First products were based on tissue colture technology included a line of complement fixation antigens. Since then, the company developed methods and products, covering almost all the fields of Human in Vitro Diagnostics, from Clinical Chemistry to Immunochemistry. The mostly developed sector has been that of Infectious Diseases with particular regard to Viral pathologies. Most products have been developed using biological raw materials derived from in house, in vivo or in vitro, productions. Nowadays the company aims to face and develop markets with consolidate and emerging technologies such as Microarrays using a chemistry patented and designed to covalently bind either Protein or Nucleic acids which aims to allow the development of extremely sophisticated analysis in the emerging applications of proteomics and genomics.

G-Nostics is a company in the field of personalised medicine based on the science of pharmacogenetics. The initial product is a diagnostic test, the NicoTest, focused on targeting treatment to aid smoking cessation.

PointCare Technologies is a medical device company building diagnostic devices

BioMicro Systems was founded in 2000 to develop and improve microfluidic microarray sample processing. Microarrays are tools used by major pharmaceutical companies and research laboratories to sift through and analyze information contained within a genome. A microarray consists of different nucleic acid probes that are chemically attached to a substrate, which can be a microchip, a glass slide or microsphere-sized beads. In 2003 BioMicro Systems launched the MAUI Hybridization System, a cutting-edge microarray instrument, designed to target the processing bottleneck encountered during the critical hybridization step in gene expression studies.