24 04, 2024

EVscale™ platform

2024-04-25T10:09:30+02:00April 24th, 2024|biomarker, Evercyte, exosomes, extracellular vesicle, microRNA services, microRNAs, miND spike ins, NGS, Phoenestra, sequencing, smallRNA|0 Comments

The EVscale™ platform, developed by Evercyte, Phoenestra, and TAmiRNA, offers a comprehensive solution for pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturers requiring exosomes and EVs at commercial scale. Drawing on the combined expertise of the three partners, EVscale™ provides customizable projects, including specific cell sourcing, EV characterization, scalable manufacturing, and linking EV biological functions to RNA and protein EV components. EVscale™ advantages: Offers a fundamental advantage over conventional sourcing of therapeutic exosomes from primary cells, eliminating donor-to-donor variability and other issues like scaling difficulties, variable process performance, inconsistent batch quality, and under-developed downstream processing technologies. Provides a unique one-stop-shop offer, allowing customers to tailor end-product parameters based on their project’s specific needs. By combining miRNomics with transcriptomic and proteomic analyses, [...]

10 04, 2024

Eager to lern more about Sepsis-associated acute kidney injury?

2024-04-10T13:16:00+02:00April 10th, 2024|biomarker, biomarkers, microRNA services, microRNAs, microstructure, miND spike ins, NGS, sequencing, smallRNA, Vivomicx|Comments Off on Eager to lern more about Sepsis-associated acute kidney injury?

We are pleased to share our latest publication, a collaborative effort with TAmiRNA, titled 'Sepsis-Induced Heterogeneous Transcription of Coagulation- and Inflammation-Associated Genes in Renal Microvasculature,' which has been published in Thrombosis Research. Through the integration of TAmiRNA's high-sensitivity gene expression profiling techniques (RT-qPCR and smallRNAseq/RNAseq) and the advanced laser microdissection technology from Dutch company Vivomicx, our study unveils the diverse transcriptional responses of microvascular compartments to sepsis-associated acute kidney injury (SA-AKI). Our findings demonstrate that distinct changes occur in the expression of coagulation- and inflammation-related genes across microvascular compartments in response to SA-AKI. This heterogeneity underscores the complexity of the microvascular response to sepsis and highlights potential avenues for targeted therapeutic intervention. Moving forward, our research will [...]

4 04, 2024

Exciting news!

2024-04-04T13:16:30+02:00April 4th, 2024|biomarker, biomarkers, Illumina NewSeq2000, microRNA services, microRNAs, miND spike ins, NGS, sequencing, smallRNA|Comments Off on Exciting news!

We just received the Illumina NextSeq 2000 machine, marking a significant milestone in our journey towards cutting-edge research and innovation. This powerful instrument will drive our NGS services and allow us to deliver results quicker than ever before.

13 02, 2024

Webinar – COST Action AtheroNET

2024-02-13T11:20:12+01:00February 13th, 2024|biomarker, biomarkers, exosomes, extracellular vesicle, microRNA, microRNA services, microRNAs, quality, sequencing, smallRNA|Comments Off on Webinar – COST Action AtheroNET

Looking forward to sharing our insights from 10+ years of extracellular microRNA (and recently long RNA as well) biomarker discovery and diagnostic test development with the COST Action AtheroNET group. Date: 19.02.2024 Time: 19:30 CET Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/dVDDYKcA Reach out to Matthias directly after his webinar and discuss our latest developments and how TAmiRNA’s  miND spike ins and small RNA sequencing service can assist your business!

26 01, 2024

TAmiRNA ‘2023 In Review’

2024-01-26T11:44:38+01:00January 26th, 2024|biomarker, biomarkers, exosomes, extracellular vesicle, ISO 13485, Liver disease, microRNA, microRNA services, microRNAs, quality, sequencing, smallRNA|Comments Off on TAmiRNA ‘2023 In Review’

One last look back at 2023 before we turn our attention to our goals for 2024: last year brought us progress in many areas, from the development of new laboratory and data analyses to the implementation of hepatomiR® in routine clinical diagnostics and the establishment of important partnerships. Our thanks go to the entire (growing) TAmiRNA team, and our customers and partners! We look forward to working together and to our joint successes in 2024!

10 01, 2024

TAmiRNA partners with Techtum Lab

2024-01-10T09:45:03+01:00January 10th, 2024|microRNA, microRNA services, microRNAs, miND spike ins, NGS, PCR testing service, smallRNA, Techtum Lab|Comments Off on TAmiRNA partners with Techtum Lab

TAmiRNA has entered an exclusive distribution agreement with Techtum Lab for the sales of their products in the Nordics. Techtum Lab is a full service supplier and partner to clinical and research molecular biology laboratories and looks back at >45 years of experience in the Nordic region. TAmiRNA complements Techtum’s NGS portfolio with the miND Spike-Ins, a unique set of controls for small RNA sequencing experiments. Furthermore, Techtum partners with TAmiRNA to make customized RNA sequencing services accessible to those customers who are looking for external support with analysing their sample’s RNA content.

8 11, 2023

TAmiRNA at MEDICA Düsseldorf

2023-11-08T10:32:03+01:00November 8th, 2023|biomarker, biomarkers, microRNAs, smallRNA, thrombomiR, treatment monitoring|Comments Off on TAmiRNA at MEDICA Düsseldorf

TAmiRNA Senior Scientist Teresa Lara Krammer will attend MEDICA Düsseldorf next week to speak about “thrombomiRs - circulating microRNAs as novel platelet activation markers?”. Reach out to Teresa directly to meet with her before or after her presentation on Tuesday, Nov. 14th at 14:50, Halle1/G37 and discuss our latest developments and how TAmiRNA’s  products and services can assist your business!

9 10, 2023

TAmiRNA at Extracellular Vesicles Forum

2023-10-09T11:28:13+02:00October 9th, 2023|biomarker, biomarkers, extracellular vesicle, microRNAs, NGS, smallRNA|Comments Off on TAmiRNA at Extracellular Vesicles Forum

TAmiRNA Scientific Consultant Magdalena Mecking is attending the Extracellular Vesicles Forum on Oct 10th – 11th in Cambridge. Stop by one of her posters and learn more about how TAmiRNA’s service may benefit your EV project! Reach out to Magdalena directly and discuss our latest developments and how TAmiRNA's  services can assist your business!

31 01, 2023

We are proud to announce our ISO 13485:2016 certification

2023-03-10T08:28:14+01:00January 31st, 2023|biomarkers, ISO 13485, microRNA, quality, smallRNA|Comments Off on We are proud to announce our ISO 13485:2016 certification

Today we announce that TAmiRNA has received ISO 13485:2016 certification for its Medical Device and Quality Management System after successfully completing the audit through Germany-based notified body MDC. This ISO certification indicates that TAmiRNAs quality management system meets the most current regulatory requirements applicable to the medical device industry. "We are very proud of this certification as it demonstrates the commitment of our team to meet customer and international regulatory expectations," said Matthias Hackl, Co-Founder and CEO of TAmiRNA. ISO 13485:2016 is an internationally recognized quality systems standard tailored to the development and manufacturing of medical devices, including in-vitro diagnostic tests. This certification represents an important milestone for our company, and reflects our rigorous and risk-based approach [...]

30 01, 2023

Plasma levels of platelet-enriched microRNAs change during antiplatelet therapy in healthy subjects

2023-03-10T08:28:49+01:00January 30th, 2023|biomarkers, diagnose disease, extracellular vesicle, microRNA, platelet-associated miRNAs, smallRNA, thrombomiR, treatment monitoring|Comments Off on Plasma levels of platelet-enriched microRNAs change during antiplatelet therapy in healthy subjects

We want to draw your attention to our most recent publication where we investigated platelet-enriched miRNAs (thrombomiRs) as suitable candidates for monitoring antiplatelet therapy. The study provides evidence that thrombomiRs are promising biomarker candidates for monitoring the extent of platelet inhibition. This could enable stratification of patients depending on their response to antiplatelet therapy and guide treatment decisions. click here to read the paper

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