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Start-Up Spotlight: Two Pore Guys, Gearing Up To Market Unique Handheld Nanopore Sensor After Inking Agreement With Monsanto

 
• By Marion Webb

Two Pore Guys has developed a digital, hand-held single-molecule biosensor capable of detecting a wide array of molecules including viruses, bacteria, antibodies and pathogens. The company plans to send the first-generation of the developer kits to strategic partners in mid-2018 and already has inked agreements with human diagnostics, animal health companies and agribusiness giant Monsanto Co.

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Editors' note: This article was updated Dec. 18 to clarify that the company plans to send out the first-generation of its developer kits to strategic partners in mid-2018, but it won't actively be "marketing" the product until an undisclosed later date.

Two Pore Guys Inc.'s top executive claims the company's technology, a digital, hand-held single-molecule biosensor, is capable of detecting molecules of any type – viruses, bacteria, antibodies, pathogens –...

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