Angle Is Ready To Capitalize On Promise Of Capture Cell Technology

Angle PLC has published half year interim results which indicate it will capitalize on a new liquid biopsy market.

Angle's Parsortix system • Source: Angle PLC

Angle plc, the British liquid biopsy company developing cancer cell capturing technology, is moving into a new phase of the company’s development following a £20m fundraise earlier this year. 

“We’re moving into the prime time. We’ve had a really good first half [of the year] which is setting up...

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