Diagnostics company NanoLogix (OTCBB:NNLX) is preparing several U.S. Food and Drug Administration applications for its rapid bacteria-testing technology. NanoLogix said the applications will include results of tests that examined the company’s technology in detecting tuberculosis and Group B Streptococcus, according to a statement from the Hubbard, Ohio-based company. The company’s technology involves a proprietary water-permeable […]
Diagnostics company NanoLogix (OTCBB:NNLX) reported that its rapid-bacteria-detection technology performed more quickly than the industry standard in the detection of live tuberculosis. Youngstown, Ohio-area NanoLogix said its BioNanoPore technology was able to detect live tuberculosis in four days, compared with a 21-day standard for live culture tuberculosis detection, according to a statement from the company. […]
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
Rapid bacteria diagnostics company NanoLogix (OTCBB:NNLX) is planning to move its research and development operations from the Cincinnati area to its Hubbard, Ohio headquarters. The move comes about a month after plans were announced to close BioStart, the incubator where NanoLogix’s three R&D employees were based. Those employees will not be transitioning to NanoLogix’s new […]
A clinical trial has shown that diagnostics company NanoLogix‘s (OTCBB: NNLX) rapid bacteria-detection test kits for Group B strep are, in fact, rapid. The trial at the University of Texas Health Science Center found that the company’s technology detects Group B Streptococcus (GBS) within four to six hours of incubation, according to a statement from […]
Several potential and impending FDA product clearances could hold big things for diagnostics company NanoLogix (OTCBB: NNLX). The Youngstown, Ohio-area company, which develops diagnostics kits for bacteria and other microorganisms that it says are several times faster than traditional methods of detection, currently has no products cleared for commercial sales by the U.S. Food and […]