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Biocartis, Kite Sign Development Agreement for Immunotherapy Assays

Jun 03, 2019
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) –  Belgian molecular diagnostics firm Biocartis announced on Saturday that it has signed a master development and commercialization agreement with Gilead Sciences subsidiary Kite to develop molecular-based assays on its Idylla platform that support Kite's therapies.

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