Curebase and Adaptive Biotechnologies Corp. have announced an ongoing research collaboration to broaden patient participation in Adaptive’s clinical studies. The initial two studies of the partnership involve Adaptive’s T-Detect diagnostic test. T-Detect is under development for multiple diseases translating the natural diagnostics capability of T-Cells into clinical practice.
The first study will validate the effectiveness of T-Detect for patients with Lyme disease. Lyme disease tends to impact people in rural areas, where a lack of clinical research sites makes it more challenging to recruit participants for clinical studies. In a second study, the two companies will collect and analyze long-term data from COVID-19 patients who have used Adaptive’s T-Detect COVID clinically available test.
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