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Service platform for in situ sequencing-based cell type mapping

Reference number
Coordinator CartaNA AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 300 000
Project duration November 2017 - April 2018
Status Completed
Venture Innovative Startups

Important results from the project

The goal of this project was to validate our in situ sequencing service business model and analyze our target customer segment in more depth. For that purpose we executed two parts during this project: - Technical validations of the prototype reagent kits and service business model together with 5 pilot customers. - Market, customer need and competitor analysis.

Expected long term effects

In this project we generated: - technical validation of the prototype reagent kits and the service business model together with 5 pilot customers. We successfully performed and concluded 4/5 pilot customer projects that resulted in valuable research data. 1 project had technical difficulties, from which we learned an important technical aspect that we now can manage. - a detailed market analysis report that includes a list of potential academic and industrial customers (institutes and companies) and the competitor landscape.

Approach and implementation

The ISS reagent kits were handed/shipped to our pilot customers that performed the sample preparation step in their own laboratory with instructions. We then received samples for ISS service, which we performed in our CARTANA facilities and using a microscope that we rented from Stockholm University. The market analysis has been based on four data sources: bibliometric analysis (Scopus), clinical trials, LinkedIn and other web data. Customer needs have been validated by interviews. Marketing material (designs, web content, etc.) has been generated with help of consultants.

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Last updated 29 April 2019

Reference number 2017-03924