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LPW-E/1.2.2/1886 — Development of a multi-entity chip for cancer early detection (EMECK) TP Campton Diagnostics GmbH

Revision as of 07:55, 25 October 2021

Project Q3332908 in Germany
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LPW-E/1.2.2/1886 — Development of a multi-entity chip for cancer early detection (EMECK) TP Campton Diagnostics GmbH
Project Q3332908 in Germany

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    375,262.22 Euro
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    798,430.26 Euro
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    47.0 percent
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    1 February 2021
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    30 June 2023
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    Campton Diagnostics GmbH
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    25524 Itzehoe
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    Ein Mangel an präzisen diagnotischen Test zur Krebsfrüherkennung und -therapieentscheidung ist der Grund für hohe krebsassoziierte Sterblichkeitsrate. Molukulare Marker in Flüssigbiopsien EMECK-Projekt wird eine neuartige mobile Biochip-Analyseplattform entwickelt, die etablierteKrebsmarker aus der Klinik mit Markern aktueller klinischer Studien kombiniert und KI-basiert eine Diagnostik stellen kann. Obwohl Markerpanels für das Pankreas-, Darm- und Lundenkarzinom entwickelt werden, ist eine Erweiterung auf andere Entitäten auf der Plattform möglich. (German)
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    A lack of precise diagnostic test for cancer early detection and therapy decision is the reason for high cancer-associated mortality rates. EMECK project is developing a novel mobile biochip analysis platform that combines established cancer markers from the clinic with markers of current clinical trials and AI-based diagnostics. Although marker panels are developed for pancreatic, intestinal and lunden carcinoma, it is possible to expand to other entities on the platform. (English)
    25 October 2021
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    DE_TEMPORARY_35553
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