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Tumor Paint

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Blaze Bioscience Inc. has announced the BLZ-100 tumor paint for real-time, high-resolution, intraoperative visualization of cancer cells.

The product consists of an optimized peptide and a fluorescent dye, emitting light in the NIR range for more precise, complete resection of cancer throughout surgery.

The investigative agent is in Phase 1 trials, with preclinical utility demonstrated on a range of cancer types.

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Apr 2016
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