Stream Bio Launches Nano Bioimaging Probes in Italy

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Stream Bio entered into a new agreement with DBA Italia to launch Stream Bio’s nanotech-based bioimaging probes in Italy.

On March 12, 2019, Stream Bio, a developer and manufacturer of innovative bioimaging molecular probes, entered into a new agreement with DBA Italia, a supplier of research reagents for immunology, biochemistry, cellular, and molecular biology, to launch Stream Bio’s nanotech-based bioimaging probes in Italy.

The agreement expands Stream Bio’s European distribution network for its Conjugated Polymer Nanoparticles (CPNs), which represent a new generation of novel molecular bioimaging probes. These nanoparticles are highly fluorescent and non-toxic, offering stability, magnetic capability, and suitability to be conjugated with a wide range of molecules.

The launch highlights the continued growth and commercial potential of the CPNs. Stream Bio also recently received an Innovate UK-funded manufacturing and materials loan, which will enable the further expansion of its product range.

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The CPNs come in four emission wavelengths ranging from 475–680 nm and can now be streptavidin-linked. Applications for these probes include diagnostics and therapeutics and the potential to be used for imaging tumors and fluorescence-guided surgery. They are already distributed in the United Kingdom and Ireland through 2BScientific, in France through CliniSciences, and in Germany through Biotrend.

Source: Stream Bio