STAT-DX Aims To Take On Rival BioFire In Syndromic Testing

Barcelona start-up STAT-DX is gearing up to launch a new decentralized multiplex PCR system in the rapidly growing field of syndromic testing. The company, which will face larger rivals such as bioMérieux's BioFire, will unveil its new point-of-care platform at the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID), in Vienna from 22-25 April.

Barcelona start up STAT-DX (formerly known as STAT Diagnostica) is launching its DiagCore rapid, multiplex PCR platform and competing against the likes of established IVD players like French group bioMérieux in the fast-growing syndromic testing market.

STAT-DX’s DiagCore platform detects and identifies up to 48 molecular targets simultaneously. The system automates sample homogenization, cell disruption and...

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