SomaLogic in licensing deal with OncoHost

13 June 2022
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Colorado-based data-driven proteomics technology company SomaLogic (Nasdaq: SLGC) has signed a licensing agreement with precision oncology firm OncoHost.

As part of the agreement, OncoHost will license SomaLogic’s SomaScan Platform to develop proteomics tests for its PROphet diagnostic system, designed to predict patient response to immunotherapy therapies and provide strategies to overcome treatment resistance.

"Proteomics is a powerful tool in the fight against cancer"SomaLogic’s executive vice president of Healthcare and Diagnostics, Todd Johnson, said: “Proteomics is a powerful tool in the fight against cancer, and this agreement demonstrates the immense value of SomaScan’s assay capabilities to aid in diagnostic testing.

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