Friday, January 20, 2017 1:53:57 PM
I wouldn't be surprised to see KU Leuven teaming up with a checkpoint inhibitor provider to use ONCS's TRACE device.
As I've posted before, KU Leuven is good at spinning out biotechs and collaborating with big pharma. Here's another such spin-out and collaboration:
http://sciencebusiness.net/news/67844/KU-Leuven-spin-out-in-Alzheimers-alliance-with-Roche-worth-a-potential-and-euro%3B500M
Roche's Tecentriq is a checkpoint inhibitor (PD-L1). Roche would be a great TRACE collaborator IMO.
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