Extracellular vesicle biology

A different biological signal for blood-based cancer detection.

EVBiome is studying cancer-associated signals carried by extracellular vesicles, beginning with colorectal cancer.

Conceptual illustration of an extracellular vesicle

Our focus

Cancer can alter the biological messages cells release into blood.

EVBiome is investigating whether those messages can provide a useful source of information for detecting cancer, particularly when tumor-derived DNA may be limited.

Our Science

Biological messengers in motion

Extracellular vesicles carry proteins, lipids and other molecular material connected to the cells and tissues around them.

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Pipeline

Focused first in colorectal cancer

CRC is EVBiome's first indication. Initial research in non-small cell lung cancer supports studying the biological approach beyond a single cancer type.

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Blood samples arranged for laboratory analysis