US investor adds diagnostic company to portfolio:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Syngen Research, a US research company with proprietary diagnostic DNA amplification technologies, is to become part of the growing portfolio of Aethlon Medical. Aethlon, formerly Bishop Equities, is acquiring medical device technologies to commercialise on an international basis. Recently it gained Hemex, which has a blood purification technology device. In conjunction with a dialysis machine, the device, known as Hemopurifier, can remove targeted intoxicants such as iron, lead and aluminium from the blood. Future products in development include Hemopurifiers designed to remove certain viruses, plutonium and drug overdoses. Syngen and Aethlon are based in San Diego, California.
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