Israeli-Dutch Innovation Center

#67 Rapid identification of aberrant DNA using Oxford Nanopore Technology sequencers and deep learning algorithms

  • Location Tel Aviv
  • Industry Life sciences and health
  • Online since 2019-12-23

Tel Aviv University is seeking for Dutch partners for validation and commercialization of a rapid identification of aberrant DNA technology using Oxford Nanopore Technology sequencers and deep learning algorithms

Prof Noam Shomron and his team, at the Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University, have developed an assay for rapid segregation between cancer and non-cancer tissues. The samples are passed via Oxford Nanopore Technology sequencers then the data is processed using deep learning algorithms. The academic team is now seeking partners for validation studies, for clinical collaborations, and then for commercialization.

 

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