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ADOR, a disruptive molecular diagnostics company, is developing the advanced NATlab molecular biology platform that uses a novel isothermal rolling circle amplification method for syndromic multiplex diagnostics, with a focus on infectious disease. This sample-to-answer solution is designed to provide rapid and accurate results, enabling exact pathogen detection and timely treatment. R&D continues to progress and pre-clinical trials are underway with a hospital. With 11 patents issued in the US and 8 internationally with others pending, the Group expects the total addressable market for NATlab to grow to
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