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Oxford Cancer Biomarkers

Oxford Cancer Biomarkers

Kilmacolm, United Kingdom

Oxford Cancer Biomarkers translates ground-breaking scientific discovery into predictive biomarker diagnostic products that allow medicines to be personalised for the benefit of the cancer patient. Oxford Cancer Biomarkers is a spin-out of the University of Oxford and has strong links with the Medical Sciences Division in Oxford University. The company was founded by Nick La Thangue, Ph.D., Chair of Cancer Biology at Oxford University and David Kerr, CBE, D.Sc., M.D. FMedSci, Professor of Cancer Medicine at Oxford University. Investors in OCB include Longwall Venture Partners LLP, Esperante BV, Ningbo My-BioMed Biotechnology Co.,Ltd., CancerRop Co. Ltd., and the University of Oxford.

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Founded
2010
Website
oxfordbio.com/

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CancerBiomarker MonitoringDiagnosticsPrecision Medicine

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BiomarkersPredictive AnalyticsDiagnostic Platforms
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