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Sysmex Austria GmbH
Odoakergasse 34-36
1160 Wien
Telefon: +43 1 486 16 31
Fax: +43 1 486 16 31 25
office@sysmex.at
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With a View to New Value Creation, Sysmex Launches a Research Assay Service for HDL Function Measurement
Sysmex Launches Revohem FIX Chromogenic, a Blood Coagulation Factor IX Measurement Kit
Sysmex and MolecularMD Commence Global Partnership to Address the Challenges in Companion Diagnostics Development and Commercialization
CALiaGold – The new quantitative immunoassay from Sentinel Diagnostics for calprotectin measurement in SENTiFIT 270 Analyser
Sysmex Inostics OncoBEAM™ circulating tumor DNA technology demonstrates superior response prediction for advanced pancreatic cancer over standard-of-care protein biomarkers
Strengthening Our Global R&D Structure to Foster Early-Stage Innovation
Sysmex Inostics´ OncoBEAM™ platform demonstrates superior detection of clinically-relevant mutations for therapy selection and molecular monitoring for lung and colon cancers
In vitro diagnostics company Sysmex Europe announces executive leadership change
Sysmex Inostics announces launch of OncoBEAM™ EGFR Kit v2 (RUO) in Europe and Asia
Sysmex, Toppan Printing, and RIKEN GENESIS Commence Launch of Fully Automated System (Research Use Only) to Detect Gene Mutations in Cancer Tissue
Sysmex Partec’s CyFlow™ Counter System, a System to Test for CD4+ Lymphocytes, Receives WHO Prequalification
Sysmex and JVCKENWOOD Jointly Establish Company to Use Micro and Nano-Fabrication Technology to Develop and Manufacture IVD Biodevices
Sysmex Establishes Subsidiary in Egypt and Begins Conducting Direct Sales and Services
Sysmex, the Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation at Kobe, and Kyoto University Begin Joint Research on Technologies for Diagnosing Immunological Diseases
