reproductive endocrinology applications. CE registered, they are now being sold in Europe. They are also working with key veterinary market opinion leaders to validate utility in animals. The FERTILE and FERTILE PLUS market exceeds $1 Billion.

Providing a method for rapid processing of sexual assault evidence, their Next Generation Differential Extraction (NGDE™) system will enable significant reductions in casework backlogs. More than 840,000 cases annually worldwide involve sexual assault. Evidence processing requires separation of the victim’s cells (epithelial) from the perpetrator’s cells (sperm) and requires time-consuming selective cell lysis, centrifugation and separation into female and male DNA fractions (a process known as differential extraction). Differential extraction has been identified by the USDOJ as a major bottleneck in processing sexual assault samples. Currently, differential extraction involves a labor-intensive 6 to 8 hour process. With their NGDE system, the process will be reduced to under 2 hours and require just 15 minutes of technician time.

With no sample prep required, DxNow's technology can identify and quantify targets ranging in size from eukaryotic cells to molecular analytes (proteins, toxins, drugs, etc.) within a broad dynamic range. Offering performance similar to qRT-PCR, the platform is significantly more sensitive than ELISA. Additionally, there are benefits in cost, speed, logistics, as well as the ability to automate for high throughput applications or configure as a portable, battery-operated system for remote or POC utility. The total market for current and future products exceeds $31 Billion.