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Molecular Diagnostics. Offers the following services within the scope of this contract
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Molecular Diagnostics. Development of candidate biomarkers into validated molecular diagnostics for clinical use
Molecular Diagnostics. 1. GOALS Important issues and challenges in the further development and dissemination of new diagnostic tests based on molecular information are: • The high number of candidate biomarkers identified in academia that do not progress to molecular diagnostic tools in clinical use • There is limited integration of molecular diagnostic technologies and tools to provide straightforward diagnoses in a complex biological context • Currently, there is a considerable disconnect and lack of integration between the science-driven discovery of molecular diagnostics, subsequently the development of a robust diagnostic, clinically validated test, the clinical application of such a biomarker test and last but not least clinical adoption including reimbursement. • The coming decade new technology (e.g. high throughput genome sequencing, digital pathology) will result in massive data with unclear clinical relevance; this requires prioritized research efforts to transform this in valuable individualized clinical information • All diagnostic test should have the intention to be developed into an in-vitro diagnostic device meeting all regulatory requirements (which are, at this point in time, highly insufficient for fast market penetration of these tests) The ambition should be to define and implement a generic framework in NL that facilitates the development of candidate biomarkers into validated molecular diagnostics in clinical use (including screening programs), involving all stakeholders from the start in this process to ensure an integrated process from clinical needs to discovery and development resulting in reimbursed clinical application. It should be absolutely clear that all the stakeholders agree that the anticipated diagnostic test will serve an unmet medical need, has a high clinical additive utility and is commercially viable. In the process, the 3R goals will be served. In the end, this will result in the clinical application of specific molecular biomarkers for improved diagnosis and screening, patient segmentation and monitoring of therapy, ultimately contributing to cost-effective improvements of patient outcomes and quality of life.
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Molecular Diagnostics. 2000 X Xxxxxxxx Xx. Xxx X Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx, XX 00000 XXX (000) 000-0000 wxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Exhibit B Test Reagents Price A Logix Smart COVID-19 test $[ ] per reaction * B sbeadex RNA extraction (LGC) $[ ] per reaction D E Sales taxes will be charged on sales of all reagents and extraction consumables. Prices subject to change upon 30 days prior written notice. *Volume purchase at one time will receive price break for Logix Smart COVID-19 Test. 250 Reaction Size Kit: 40-99 kits (10,000-24,750 reaction) = $[ ] 100-199 kits (25,000-49,750 reactions) = $[ ] 200- 399 kits (50,000-99,750 reactions) = $[ ] 400 or more kits (100,000 or more reactions) = $[ ] 5000 Reaction Size Kit:

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