On June 10, 2026 Predicta Biosciences, a company building ultra-sensitive molecular and immune diagnostic platforms, and CIMA LAB Diagnostics from the Clínica Universidad de Navarra, a leading European University Medical Center, reported a partnership to offer a combined service that integrates CIMA LAB’s flow cytometry capabilities with the GenoPredicta assay. The offering will be available to academic institutions and biopharma across Spain and the European Union.
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Led by Dr. Bruno Paiva, the CIMA LAB Diagnostics Flow Cytometry Unit has recognized expertise in the diagnosis and monitoring of hematologic malignancies. Flow cytometry is an essential technique for differential diagnosis, prognostic classification, and monitoring minimal residual disease (MRD) across multiple blood cancers.
"This partnership with CIMA LAB Diagnostics will accelerate and expand the availability of our GenoPredicta platform for EU partners," said Brian McKernan, CEO of Predicta Biosciences. "Dr. Paiva has been an outstanding collaborator, and we are excited about what this relationship with CIMA LAB Diagnostics will bring to the future of blood cancer diagnostics."
"We are honored and very excited to partner with Predicta Biosciences. The GenoPredicta assay is the optimal solution for a missing element in our quest for innovation and improved diagnosis and monitoring of patients with blood cancer. With this partnership, not only can we detect and quantify rare tumor clones, but also characterize their genome at the single-cell level. This is a novel and extremely powerful tool for precision medicine across different types of blood cancer," said Dr. Bruno Paiva.
Dr. Paiva will present an update on the GenoPredicta platform at the European Hematology Association (EHA) (Free EHA Whitepaper) 2026 Congress (June 11–14, Stockholm, Sweden, and virtual): PF787, "Whole Genome Sequencing of Multiple Myeloma Cells with a Novel Clinical Assay Uncovers Diversity of Genetic Alterations Underlying Immunotherapy Resistance."
(Press release, Predicta Biosciences, JUN 10, 2026, View Source [SID1234666547])