Mursla Bio, a leader in Extracellular Vesicle (EV) science on a mission to significantly improve cancer outcomes for at-risk patients through the power of dynamic biopsy technology, announced it has been invited to join EVEREST, a leading European consortium. The consortium's objective is to advance EV research, innovation and clinical translation for the benefit of patients. Mursla Bio's selection demonstrates the Company's leadership in the field, particularly in developing EV-based disease surveillance and diagnostic tests.
This consortium comprises 22 institutions, academic and non-academic and over 80 Marie Curie Scientific fellows across 11 European countries and will promote the exchange of expertise to advance EV science and its clinical applications in disease management. Mursla Bio will provide oversight on the work package 'scaling and commercialization' of EV products, especially for clinical diagnostics. Additionally, Mursla Bio will host researchers from institutions across Europe and send staff members on secondments to other partners.
Mursla Bio's dynamic biopsy technology combines the accuracy and disease sub-typing capabilities of tissue biopsies with the ease of liquid biopsy sample collection, providing a non-invasive intervention with comprehensive biological insights. This is made possible by advanced EV science and an innovative extracellular omics approach, supported by Mursla Bio's technologies. These technologies include organ-specific EV isolation f.
