Revvity Developing Automated Platform for Tuberculosis Testing
Revvity is developing the T-SPOT A201, an automated platform for latent tuberculosis testing in high-volume labs, with planned launch in 2027 pending regulatory approval.
Revvity is developing the T-SPOT A201, an automated platform for latent tuberculosis testing in high-volume labs, with planned launch in 2027 pending regulatory approval.
A new NIH-funded study finds that elevated circular RNAs in blood may predict Alzheimer’s symptoms years in advance, outperforming current blood tests in forecasting disease progression.
The test uses intact circulating tumor cells instead of cell-free DNA fragments to analyze more than 500 genes and identify tumor markers.
The automated assay identifies latent infections in routine laboratory settings with results available in less than 24 hours.
A new ultrasensitive blood test may detect Sjögren’s disease more than 10 years before symptoms appear by identifying chronically elevated interferon alpha levels in patient blood samples.