NEW YORK – A team led by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed a method that measures dysregulated protease activity for the early detection of lung cancer.
Detailed in a paper published last week in Science Translational Medicine, the test is one of several protease-based diagnostics developed by the MIT team, which in 2015 spun out a company, Glympse Bio, to commercialize the technology.
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