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Australian Firm Genetic Signatures to Enter US Market With Syndromic Kit for GI Conditions

Jan 09, 2020
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Leo O'Connor
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NEW YORK – On the heels of a $25 million financing round, Australian diagnostic instrument and test developer Genetic Signatures is expanding its European and US marketing and sales operations and preparing an application to the US Food and Drug Administration for clearance of a syndromic enteric protozoa kit.

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