VisionGate’s Cell-CT™ Platform Uses 3D Cell Morphometry and Artificial Intelligence to Detect an Immunotherapy Predictive Biomarker and Cancer-Associated Cells that have undergone Malignancy Associated Change (MAC) from Liquid Biopsy

About the Cell-CT™ Platform

The automated Cell-CT™ platform, with 3-dimensional single cell Imaging and analysis capability, is the enabling technology which produces high-resolution 3D images of individual cells using a technique called optical computed tomography. This 3D optical CT platform breaks new ground in the field of quantitative cell analysis by its unique ability to compute the true 3D internal structure of cells based on molecular optical absorption densities. The Cell-CT platform produces high-resolution 3D images of individual cells and measures hundreds of critical disease indicators in each cell. Together with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, these produce accurate cell classifications that aid in the early detection of disease. Additionally, the Cell-CT platform has the potential to deliver molecular and genetic biosignatures of disease longitudinally to compliment drug development in the biopharma services arena. Cells are not placed on slides, but rather, they are suspended in fluid (liquid biopsy) and injected through a micro-capillary tube that permits multiple viewing perspectives around 360°. The Cell-CT platform is a device under development and not currently cleared by the FDA.

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i The Malignancy Associated Change Hypothesis Tested Through 3D Cellular Imaging, Poster #LB-175, Meyer, et. al., 2018 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)

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Randall Mastrangelo
VisionGate, Inc.
602.368.2118 extension 1
mastrangelo@visiongate3d.com



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