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Nanosphere Expects New Study to Augment Clinical Use of Gram-Positive Blood Culture Test

Jul 16, 2013
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Justin Petrone
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Molecular diagnostics firm Nanosphere believes the results of a new multicenter study that assessed the performance of its Verigene Gram-Positive Blood Culture Test could lead to broader clinical adoption, according to a company spokesperson.

Lindsay Saxon told BioArray News this week that the results of the study, published recently in the journal PloS Medicine, are "significant" as they "further validate the compelling value" of the test.

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