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ABOUT NANOLOGIX

Mission
Nanologix is a biotechnology company focused on rapid medical diagnostics. 
NanoLogix technology is used to design and market diagnostic test kits for use in early detection of bacteria and other microorganisms present in infectious and noninfectious human diseases, the environment, industrial and manufacturing settings, veterinary medicine, and research and testing laboratories. 
 
History
NanoLogix began 20 years ago under the name Infectech. The company has been issued 33 patents applicable in the areas of applied microbiology, soil microbiology, medical diagnostics, microbial physiology, molecular biology, pharmacology, pharmaco-kinetics, antibiotic sensitivity, stem-cell research, and hydrogen generation through use of bioreactors.
In 2007 the focus of the company evolved from pure Research and Development to capitalizing on the company's intellectual property through a transition to production of BNP™ and BNF™ Ultra-Fast diagnostic test kits and their marketing.     
 
Rapid Diagnostics and the BNP™

NanoLogix brings new velocity to the cutting edge field called "rapid diagnostics."  For that reason the company chose the term "Ultra-Fast" diagnostics for the BNP™. Other early detection devices in development at NanoLogix will bear the same designation.
 
Reduced testing time can save lives and money.

Nanologix Technology

NanoLogix technology provides live-cell rapid detection and identification dramatically faster than Flow Cytometry and traditional Petri culture methods. Additionally, in contrast to other fast methods such as Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), Nanologix technology does not require large investments in equipment or personnel training.

Based on advancements in Petri dish technology, the company's  Quick Test Kits, BioNanoPore (BNP™), and BioNanoFilter (BNF™) technologies are simple, easy to use and portable. The company states that the kits provide a more accurate, cost-effective alternative to PCR and Flow Cytometry.


Test Results  --  PARTIALLY UPDATED AS OF 01/31/2013-- FOR REFERENCE ONLY --

NanoLogix technology returns live-cell test results dramatically faster than Flow Cytometry and traditional Petri culture methods. Additionally, the technology is stated to be easy-to-use and does not require large investments in equipment or personnel training.

 

NANOLOGIX RAPID DETECTION TIMES for ACTIVE THREAT MICROORGANISMS

Comparison of BNP™ and BNF™ with traditional Petri dish technology.

 

 

 

          Microorganism BNP BNF

Traditional Time Range for Observance of Culture

Tuberculosis Mycobacterium tuberculosis
(ATCC 35801)

 
5 days* 1.5 hours*
 
21+ days
Vibrio cholerae (Cholera) 7 hours* <1 hour* 24+ hours
Yersinia pestis Yersinia pestis (bubonic plague) 24 hours* <1 hour* 48 hours
Bacillus anthracis Bacillus anthracis, (Anthrax) 6 hours* <1 hour* 24 hours
Group B Strep Group B Streptococcus (GBS) 4 hours <1 hour* 48 - 72 hours
Staphylococcus aureus Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in process 6 hours* 18 - 24 hours
Burkholderia pseudomallei Burkholderia pseudomallei in process <1 hour* 18 - 24 hours
Brucella melitensis Brucella melitensis Brucella melitensis in process <1 hour* 18 - 24 hours
Escherichia coli Escherichia coli (E.coli) 0.5 hour 4 hours 18 - 24 hours
Salmonella Salmonella spp 0.5 hour 1 hour* 24 hours
Listeria ssp Listeria spp 5 hours in process 18 - 24 hours
Pseudomonas aeruginosa Pseudomonas aeruginosa 3 hours 5 hours 18 - 24 hours
Klebsiella pneumoniae Klebsiella pneumoniae 0.5 hour in process 24 hours
Endobacter cloacae Enterobacter cloacae 30 minutes 5 hours 24 hours
cryptosporidium Cryptosporidium in process <4 hours 14+ days
Streptococcus pyogenes 1 hour in process 18 - 24 hours
Gonorrhea pic Gonorrhea - <1 hour* 48 - 72 hours
cdiff pic Clostridium difficile  (C. Diff.) 4 hours* - 48 - 72 hours
  Assorted Yeasts  and Molds 12 -16 hours in process 48 - 72 hours


"NanoLogix Average" days/hours are based upon results achieved by NNLX through internal testing or results reported from independent third party tests. Detection time depends upon environmental conditions, sample quality, microorganism growth rates, nutrient concentrations, and many other factors. Actual results may vary.

 *External third-party results

 


The benefits of Ultra-Fast diagnostics are far-reaching:
 
·  Ultra-Fast diagnostics allow researchers in the lab to test for potentially pathogenic agents faster and develop effective countermeasures more rapidly and economically. This quality presents exciting opportunities in the pharmaceutical design process. 
  Can begin more effective drug treatment when an infectious disease is identified at an early stage. The spread of infectious disease may be reduced by earlier intervention. 
·In combat theaters and homeland security settings, the presence of specific pathogens can be detected closer to the epicenter of release. Site decontamination teams can identify surface samples closer to real time, potentially aiding the field process. 
 Industrial production - of food, beverage, drugs, or beauty products - can be paralyzed by microbial contamination.  The ripple effect may include expensive recalls, bad publicity, and government mandated "microbiology holds" that delay the replacement of product.  Ultra-Fast diagnostics can help minimize the impact by limiting the spread of spoiled product.
 
The BNP™ Ultra-Fast test kit is the first of NanoLogix's inventions to go to market. 
 
Advantages of BNP™
There are three main approaches to detection of microbes.  The conventional approach uses the Petri dish to culture samples in agar.  In general, this requires at least an 18 - 24 hour wait, in many instances much longer.
More recently, two other approaches have developed.  One is PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction), and the other Flow Cytometry.
PCR technology detects the DNA of a cell.  Its shortcoming is the inability to distinguish between a live or dead cell.  It cannot be used for the determination of the actual threat posed by a potentially dangerous microorganism. The process utilizes complicated opto-electronics computerized instrumentation, with an equipment acquisition price of approximately $100,000.
Until NanoLogix's BNP™ appeared, Flow Cytomery was the standard for "fast" detection.  Though it can analyze one cell or particle in 1/10,000 of a second, it needs 18 hours (vs. 24 hours with the standard Petri dish) to provide accurate results.  It is also expensive and requires special equipment and technicians.
With the advent of BNP's™ technology, rapid diagnostics has just gained an important new tool.  
Based on Petri dish technology, the BNP™ provides a cheap, ultra-fast result in as little as one-third the time of the Flow Cytometry method, and one-quarter the time of the traditional Petri dish method.  It distinguishes between live and dead cells (a crucial requirement in identifying dangerous microbes.)  The technology is simple, easy to use, and portable.  It provides viewable cultures for evaluation far faster than any other method in use.
 
The BNP™
The BioNanoPore (BNP™) kit employs a membrane that is extremely thin, translucent, water permeable, and capable of working with organic and non-organic molecules and proteins. The membrane is non-permeable to cell structures, non-toxic for cells, hydrophilic, and non-fluorescent.  The BNP™ membrane is covered by a thin layer of solid nutrient media and can be used with nutrient agars of the type widely used in microbiological diagnostics.
 

APPLICATION

How the BioNanoPore (BNP™) Membrane Works

 

Simple to use:

Inoculate microorganisms on BNP™ Petri-based isolator plate 1.

After a rapid incubation period, generally a fraction of traditional incubation times, transfer the BNP™ membrane to BNP™ staining plate 2.

Within minutes, micro-colonies are visible on staining plate.

 
Market
The volume of Petri dishes used for traditional tests is millions per day worldwide. NanoLogix anticipates that the BNP™ Ultra-Fast technology will capture a portion of that market. 
According to Industrial Microbiology Market Review, worldwide industrial microbiology testing is undergoing tremendous growth. The same growth pattern is anticipated in the medical microbiological diagnostics market.
NanoLogix's potential customers are numerous and varied. They include microbiological laboratories in the industrial, medical, environmental, governmental (federal, state and local) sectors, research and development facilities, and educational institutions. 
 
R&D
NanoLogix's research and development continues on other diagnostic technology. The company's BNC™ technology utilizes a small disk with millions of nano-channels to trap microorganisms for analysis. Initial production of BNC™ kits will begin in late 2009. Extensive laboratory and field research was done from 2005-2008 on extraction of hydrogen gas from organic waste, with the data archived for potential future use.
 


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PATENTS
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The patent information link:
http://www.nanologix.com/index-4.html



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SHARE STRUCTURE
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  • Estimated Market Cap

    $14,249,954 as of Jun 3, 2009

 

  • Outstanding Shares

         As of 1 April 2013, the company has 122,679,679 shares outstanding

         Authorized Shares         200,000,000 as of Dec 31, 2008
 

  • Number of Share Holders of Record

    Over 3,000 shareholders as of early 2012.

        Float of 73,425,356 shares as of Dec 31, 2008



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CONTACT

Corporate Headquarters

NanoLogix, Inc.

843 North Main Street
Hubbard, OH 44425 USA
330-534-0800 main line
330-534-0826 fax

E-mail: info@nanologix.com

Web site questions:

E-mail: webmaster@nanologix.com



ABOUT NANOLOGIX:
 

NANOLOGIX IS A BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANY specializing in rapid diagnostics tools for biodefense, medical, environmental, and industrial uses.

The primary focus of NanoLogix is rapid detection of bacteria and other microorganisms.

The BNP™ ultra-fast test kit sets a new standard for accurate, high-speed diagnostics. With results two to four times faster than traditional Petri dish methods, NanoLogix technology represents a revolutionary next step in disease identification. 

Uses for NanoLogix's very-rapid diagnostics include biodefense, human and veterinary medicine, processing and safety of food, cosmetics and drugs, research and development, and industrial and environmental testing. Rapid detection of microorganisms is an annual multi-billion dollar market.

NanoLogix has been issued 33 patents in the areas of applied microbiology, soil microbiology and bioremediation, microbial physiology, molecular biology, pharmacology, pharmaco-kinetics, antibiotic sensitivity, stem-cell research, and bioreactor-based hydrogen generation. 



 

 

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#7531   I agree and can see why Bret is kachingpdx 05/23/13 02:08:08 PM
#7530   I have the same recollection as eudius; shareholders parentsgratae 05/23/13 11:33:49 AM
#7529   Don't understand your meaning source? Eudius 05/23/13 11:21:41 AM
#7528   Eudius, would appreciate a source for that Batelle request. kachingpdx 05/23/13 10:54:53 AM
#7527   "Marathon is a value/growth fund. They don't invest Eudius 05/23/13 09:46:33 AM
#7526   Up listing where? If you're talking about the capitalismforever 05/23/13 05:00:50 AM
#7525   ooops sorry wrong board with financials...apologies all. Another weege 05/22/13 04:26:31 PM
#7524   weege...where did you view these figures? Thanks parentsgratae 05/22/13 04:09:09 PM
#7522   RE Bret's take on Marathon-Thanks Parents gobadgers 05/22/13 12:05:17 PM
#7521   Today I discussed the Marathon liquidation with NNLX's parentsgratae 05/21/13 05:51:13 PM
#7520   CF you made my point, thanks machiavelli10 05/21/13 05:28:37 PM
#7519   Yes Audited Financials Threes 05/21/13 03:16:37 PM
#7518   Marathon Capital Management Historical Ownership Record of Nanologix Shares. capitalismforever 05/21/13 02:29:41 PM
#7517   When Marathon began selling, I did a bit parentsgratae 05/21/13 02:02:27 PM
#7516   Threes- RE: Marathon Principal gobadgers 05/21/13 01:14:21 PM
#7515   <<<<Also checking the Marathon SEC filings, the maximum Abig 05/21/13 12:13:21 PM
#7514   To confirm the EXACT numbers, I simply went Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/21/13 10:28:35 AM
#7513   All shares were probably sold by March 31 machiavelli10 05/20/13 09:52:17 PM
#7512   Machiavelli10; Per the SEC filings, Marathon owned 1,761,857 shares Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/20/13 09:36:08 PM
#7511   March 31, Marathon Cash Out and Psychological Damage machiavelli10 05/20/13 11:26:12 AM
#7510   1,700,000 over 80 trading days machiavelli10 05/18/13 10:26:02 AM
#7509   Weege posted Marathon's shares, last one as follows: Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/18/13 09:44:22 AM
#7508   I agree and in no way take the Threes 05/18/13 09:10:31 AM
#7507   Marathon's Effects and Thanks to Machiavelli gosox12 05/17/13 09:54:04 PM
#7506   My point is the inevitable share depression machiavelli10 05/17/13 09:20:31 PM
#7505   I have occasion to speak with the main Threes 05/17/13 07:17:42 PM
#7504   3,000,000 Marathon shares sold since April 2012 machiavelli10 05/17/13 06:18:00 PM
#7503   Here is the breakdown of Marathon's shares. They weege 05/17/13 05:15:42 PM
#7502   It would make a difference if True gobadgers 05/17/13 04:57:31 PM
#7501   It Makes a Difference machiavelli10 05/17/13 04:45:26 PM
#7500   58% of Public Swimming Pools Positive for e-coli gobadgers 05/17/13 04:26:35 PM
#7499   Doubtful Marathon was in on Private Placement gobadgers 05/17/13 04:07:33 PM
#7497   Predatory is not a bad trait in this world machiavelli10 05/17/13 02:35:05 PM
#7496   Disagree that it's good to have Marathon Gone gobadgers 05/17/13 01:17:31 PM
#7492   For someone who said that they decided it capitalismforever 05/17/13 09:01:29 AM
#7491   <<<Is it possible that the company has been Abig 05/17/13 07:45:56 AM
#7490   Marathon Capital and the next PR gosox12 05/16/13 06:15:40 PM
#7488   Sorry I misread the link; this trial has parentsgratae 05/14/13 08:30:51 PM
#7487   YES This is great news; a new study parentsgratae 05/13/13 02:10:57 PM
#7486   Thanks to Leawood over on the other board: Longpicker 05/13/13 10:17:22 AM
#7485   Thanks Parents. Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/13/13 08:45:06 AM
#7483   Yeah you are right this is not good Abig 05/13/13 07:35:53 AM
#7482   I still don't see a picture of anything capitalismforever 05/13/13 04:41:26 AM
#7481   Great post and thanks; now the mystery of parentsgratae 05/13/13 03:47:02 AM
#7480   Test, trying to link to Nanologix Flier picture Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/13/13 12:33:33 AM
#7479   Who would have thought that Nanologix trying to Abig 05/12/13 07:16:29 PM
#7478   "They are available for public view, nothing is capitalismforever 05/12/13 06:01:19 PM
#7471   Here's why I believe that is not an capitalismforever 05/11/13 07:55:04 PM
#7469   Nanologix Flier pic posted as 'profile pic'! Petro_Drlg_Engineer 05/11/13 07:46:19 PM
#7468   "If NNLX was a great idea at 1.48 PS" capitalismforever 05/11/13 07:27:35 PM
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