The Test
- Type: Blood-based laboratory test
- Purpose: Screening tool for autism spectrum disorder
- Methodology: Quantitative analysis of specific protein modification patterns
- Development: Patented and validated through proprietary clinical research
Our Solution: ASDproteinpattern blood test
ASDproteinpattern is a blood test only applicable to post-natal testing of infants and children to assess the presence of autism. The test outcome is available within one week.
How It Works (The Science):
- Simple Blood Draw: A standard blood sample is taken from the child.
- Proprietary Analysis: Our patented tests is based on the measurement of 4 modifications of plasma proteins combined in a diagnostic algorithm.
- Clear, Actionable Result : It is a screening test: a positive outcome indicates autism is highly likely and referral to a child development expert for confirmation is required; a negative outcome indicates autism is highly unlikely and no further action is required.
Key Differentiators
- Patented Technology : Fully protected IP with multiple granted patents
- Clinically Validated:Peer-reviewed studies demonstrate ≥80% sensitivity and specificity, achieving 83% accuracy in a multi-center trial.
- Ages 18+ Months: Catches the critical early window for intervention.
- Scalable & Accessible: Can be deployed in standard pediatric labs worldwide.
The Investment Opportunity
Join in the journey for this exciting advance in the diagnosis of autism
We are currently seeking Series A Funding from investors/partners to accelerate our path to market.
Vision: To make “ASDproteinpattern” the global standard of care for early autism screening, and to expand our biomarker platform into other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Call-to-Action
Join Us in Shaping the Future of Autism Diagnostics
We invite you to learn more about this ground-breaking advance in screening for autism by a simple highly accurate and widely applicable blood test. Come and join us on this exciting and rewarding journey of innovation
Contact: info@idaignostix.com
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