Belgian biotechnology firm Innogenetics NV and German counterpart AdnaGen say they have established a collaboration, under which they will distribute the latter's range of CE-certified diagnostic products in Europe. The accord covers AdnaTest kits for breast and colon cancer.
In addition, the companies have concluded a feasibility agreement to convert current gel-based AdnaTest products into an in vitro multiplex platform format, with Innogenetics retaining the option to exclusively license and commercialize the resulting assays. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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