The paper presents an efficient and effective method to analyze sputum on a flow cytometric platform, allowing for the development of high-throughput diagnostic tests for lung cancer and other lung diseases.
read moreThe poster presents the novel mechanism by which the porphyrin TCPP, which is used in bioAffinity Technologies’ non-invasive test for the early detection of lung cancer, is incorporated into cancer cells. These discoveries have furthered our understanding of TCPP for use in diagnostics including the Company’s first product, CyPath® Lung, a flow cytometry test used to diagnose lung cancer at early stage.
read moreThe presentation explains bioAffinity Technologies’ discovery of a fundamental vulnerability of cancer opens the way to new therapies that kill cancer without harm to normal tissue. In particular, bioAffinity’s research shows how the Company has designed and used siRNAs to kill multiple cancers at the cellular level including prostate, lung, breast, brain and skin cancers without harm to normal cells.
read moreThe presentation reports on research leading to selective killing of cancer cells without harm to normal cells. During efforts to elucidate the mechanism by which TCPP selectively accumulates in cancer cells, we discovered that simultaneous knock down of two LDLR-family receptors was selectively cytotoxic to cancer cells and not to normal cells.
read moreThe paper explains research that identified a novel mechanism by which the porphyrin TCPP, which is used in bioAffinity Technologies’ non-invasive test for the early detection of lung cancer, is incorporated into cancer cells using the cellular receptor CD320, which is involved in the uptake of Vitamin B12.
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bioAffinity Technologies was selected as one of San Antonio’s Top 2020 Innovators. In this video, you will see Maria Zannes, President and Chief Executive Officer, speak about what drives motivation, innovation and success and kick off San Antonio’s premier annual event celebrating the City’s healthcare and bioscience industry.