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TTP plc enters into exclusive licence agreement with DiaSorin to commercialise molecular diagnostics platform

  • TTP’s Puckdx platform offers a flexible and low-cost solution for translating sample-to-answer assays to a simple, easy-to-use desktop device for a range of diagnostic applications in human and animal health
  • DiaSorin will utilise TTP’s Puckdx platform for human in vitro diagnostic assays

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TTP plc (TTP), a leading independent technology and product development company, and DiaSorin, a global leader in the in vitro diagnostic (IVD) field, have signed an exclusive licence and technology transfer agreement. DiaSorin will combine its extensive molecular test offering with TTP’s Puckdx™ platform to develop a single-use, sample-to-answer, molecular diagnostics point-of-care platform for human IVD applications.

TTP’s proprietary Puckdx platform offers a flexible, fast time-to-result and low-cost solution for translating diagnostic assays for human and animal health and life science research to an easy-to-use desktop device. TTP’s Puckdx is based on a unique disposable robotic pipette system with a fast PCR module, combined with a cartridge containing all the necessary reagents.

Using this simple and cost-effective technology solution in combination with DiaSorin’s human IVD assays could provide clients with a result in less than 15 minutes. This could help to decentralise testing, which in turn could make diagnostic services ...

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