NetworkNewsBreaks – Predictive Oncology Inc. (NA
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Predictive Oncology Inc. (NASDAQ: POAI) Marks Milestone in Applying AI to Find New Targets for Treatment, Diagnostics
Predictive Oncology (NASDAQ: POAI), through its subsidiary TumorGenesis and working with distributor US Biological Corporation, has accomplished a major achievement. Recently, the company announced its first-ever commercial order of a novel ovarian cancer cell culture media for cancer cells collected from patient-derived samples (“PDx”) (http://nnw.fm/zLCh3). An article discussing this quotes Richard Gabriel of TumorGenesis, who states, “Capturing and culturing and then being able to study ovarian cancer cell types has always been limited by the ability to grow reproducible cultures that reflect what is in the patient. We now have isolated and grown 25 ovarian cancer cell types, 11 of that library represents nearly 95% of all ovarian cancers, many of which have never been cultured prior to this time. This new media will allow researchers around the world to isolate and then culture ovarian cancer cell types and culture them reproducibly to find new targets for treatment, diagnostics or other studies on the close interrelationship of ovarian cancer tumor populations and how they are able to fool a patient’s immune system.”
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Predictive Oncology (NASDAQ: POAI), through its subsidiary TumorGenesis and working with distributor US Biological Corporation, has accomplished a major achievement. Recently, the company announced its first-ever commercial order of a novel ovarian cancer cell culture media for cancer cells collected from patient-derived samples (“PDx”) (http://nnw.fm/zLCh3). An article discussing this quotes Richard Gabriel of TumorGenesis, who states, “Capturing and culturing and then being able to study ovarian cancer cell types has always been limited by the ability to grow reproducible cultures that reflect what is in the patient. We now have isolated and grown 25 ovarian cancer cell types, 11 of that library represents nearly 95% of all ovarian cancers, many of which have never been cultured prior to this time. This new media will allow researchers around the world to isolate and then culture ovarian cancer cell types and culture them reproducibly to find new targets for treatment, diagnostics or other studies on the close interrelationship of ovarian cancer tumor populations and how they are able to fool a patient’s immune system.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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