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Distribution agreements for Matritech's cancer test:

This article was originally published in Clinica

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Matritech has formed two marketing agreements for NMP22, its bladder cancer test, with Finnish company Wallac's German subsidiary and an unnamed Italian company. Matritech expects to release details concerning the Italian distributor by the end of the month. A distribution agreement with Boehringer Ingelheim, which was struck in 1994 (see Clinica No 617, p13), has been terminated by mutual consent, Matritech says. The test kit is an EIA to measure the amount of NMP in stabilised urine (see Clinica No 704, p 17).

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