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Biological Dynamics Announces Expanding Adoption of ExoVerita™ Pro Under Early Access Program.

Biological Dynamics, Inc. announced the first opportunity for external users to access the company’s ExoVerita Pro, a cost-efficient, automated exosomal enrichment platform that delivers samples with best-in-class yields, purity, and reproducibility.

Biological Dynamics, Inc. and the Pancreatic Cancer Early Detection (PRECEDE) Consortium have signed a multi-year agreement to partner on patient surveillance for early-stage pancreatic cancer using Biological Dynamics’ ExoVita Pancreas Assay, powered by the Verita platform.

Dyadic International, Inc. (“Dyadic”) (NASDAQ: DYAI), announced today that they have entered into a development and commercialization partnership with Proliant Health and Biologicals (PHB), a leading supplier of purified proteins for the diagnostic, nutrition and cell culture markets.

Biological Dynamics, Inc., a leader in exosome-isolation technology for early disease detection, today announced that its ExoLuminate Study is expanding subject enrollment with the addition of four leading institutions in cancer treatment and research: the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health; University of Florida Health; and MedStar Georgetown.

Biological Dynamics, Inc., a leader in exosome-isolation technology for early disease detection, announced a newly published study in Nature’s Communications Medicine titled “Development of a Blood-Based EV Classifier for Detection of Early-Stage Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma.”

Biological Dynamics, Inc. will present a “lightning talk” as part of the “Understanding Pre-cancers to Enable Early Detection” track at the Early Detection of Cancer Conference, Oct. 10-12, 2023, in London.

Biological Dynamics, Inc., a leader in exosome-isolation technology for early disease detection, announced a newly published study in the journal Electrophoresis titled, “Enhancement of Dielectrophoresis-Based Particle Collection from High Conducting Fluids Due to Partial Electrode Insulation.”