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Breath Biopsy OMNI – Example Dataset
This dataset provides an example of the data generated from samples of human breath VOCs by Breath Biopsy OMNI. It illustrates the kind of feature table that is provided as a basic output from Breath Biopsy studies.
ViewCollaborating to develop new asthma diagnostics
Spotlight on the collaboration between University of Manchester and Owlstone Medical to help identify breath-based biomarkers that could help to diagnose asthma and personalize treatment for patients. This case study is on Page 19/20, of a larger supplement about their work partnering with industry that's been produced by the University of Manchester.
ViewNature Biotechnology: Diagnostics to take your breath away
After decades of research and development, devices for detecting infectious agents in breath are finally maturing, with SARS-CoV-2 galvanizing progress. Carrie Arnold reports.
ViewIgniting innovation: The case for supporting UK deep tech chemistry
A report from the Royal Society of Chemistry that highlight the unique contribution of innovative deep tech SMEs and reveals the challenges and barriers they face in turning research and development (R&D) into real-world applications. This report features a case study on Owlstone Medical on page 10.
Read ReportIntroducing Owlstone Medical - Breath Biopsy for Non-invasive Biomarkers
A two-minute introduction to Owlstone Medical
ViewOwlstone Medical's Breath Biopsy Laboratory
Take a tour inside our Breath Biopsy Laboratory
WATCH VIDEOInterpreting Breath Biopsy Study Data
An Introduction to common data visualizations used in breath research and how they can be interpreted and presented.
DownloadEditorial: Driving progress in exhaled breath biomarkers: Breath Biopsy Conference 2019
A summary of the 2019 Breath Biopsy Conference by Jonathan Lawson, Billy Boyle and Jonathan Beauchamp published in the Journal of Breath Research
View ArticleReCIVA Disinfection Protocol
Guidance on disinfecting ReCIVA between and following breath collections to avoid the risk of transmission between test subjects.
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