OpGen Progresses on Pipeline of Highly Multiplexed Drug-Resistant Bacteria Tests

Aug 20, 2019

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NEW YORK – OpGen is forging its core technologies into highly multiplexed molecular diagnostic assays to detect pathogens and resistance genes. While companies in the rapid antimicrobial resistance (AMR) space in general have struggled to achieve a good valuation of their technologies and remain financially solvent, OpGen's collaborations have recently made a difference to its bottom line.

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