- Trinity Biotech announced successful clinical study results for an enhanced version of its EpiCapture prostate cancer test that incorporates an enhanced machine learning risk prediction algorithm.
- The upgraded urine liquid biopsy test integrates additional patient features, including patient ethnicity alongside DNA biomarkers, to generate individualized risk prediction scores.
- Performance was evaluated in an independently conducted clinical study of approximately 750 patient samples, and results showed clinical accuracy (Area Under the Curve, AUC) of 85%.
- Findings have not yet been presented in a journal and will be submitted for publication in a peer reviewed oncology journal.
- Commercialization plans call for offering EpiCapture as a proprietary Laboratory Developed Test (LDT) through the company’s New York State Department of Health certified diagnostics reference laboratory.
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