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| Rosetta Genomics, Ltd. (ROSG) | ||
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Introduction
Rosetta Genomics is a leading developer of microRNA-based diagnostic tests and therapeutic tools. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a recently discovered group of short (21–23 nucleotides in length), non-coding genes which regulate the expression of other genes. MicroRNAs have also been shown to have varying expression levels across various pathological conditions, and offer a new class of highly sensitive and tissue specific biomarkers. MicroRNA-based diagnostics may offer physicians and patients an objective tool to accurately identify cancer, predict outcomes and help guide treatment. Platform Technologies Backed by a strong IP portfolio, Rosetta Genomics’ scientists have developed proprietary platform technologies for the identification, extraction, quantification, and analysis of microRNAs from a wide range of sample types. These technologies enable the identification and advancement of multiple diagnostic projects addressing critical unmet needs in cancer, women’s health and other indications. more Development Engine Based on our strong IP position which provides us access to hundreds of potential microRNAs biomarkers, our proprietary technologies, and our extensive network of collaborations, Rosetta Genomics has put in place a powerful development engine which can rapidly advance a wide range of microRNA-based tests. Advancing Cutting Edge Molecular Diagnostics Rosetta Genomics’ proprietary technologies enable the development of a wide range of diagnostic tests for cancer and women’s health indications. Rosetta genomics believes that utilizing microRNAs as biomarkers in the development of next generation molecular diagnostics, presents several advantages over other currently used methods: |
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We seek to establish relationships with leading pharmaceutical companies and research institutions to develop microRNA-based products. In 2006, we joined forces with Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. to develop a drug for liver cancer. With Isis, we have recently initiated in vivo studies on several microRNA targets, that, when inhibited, lead to a decrease in liver cancer cell growth. |
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