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15 year old invents New Method of Diagnosing Cancer
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"Jack Andraka is a fifteen year old freshman in high school. He developed a paper sensor that could detect cancer in five minutes for as little as 3 cents."
Anyone care to guess what the market price will be? |
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Amazing !
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Wow! I hope he gets part of the money this will bring in when it hits the market.
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First, he is probably off on the cost of manufacturing the test by an order of magnitude. Then you have to add in the cost of the lab technician, etc. You still have a method that would be significantly cheaper than the current $800 he mentions.
More important is the claimed improved accuracy and early detection capability. Most important is the concept of using antibody coated carbon nanotubes. If this works as claimed it is probably directly transferable to any number of medical tests. That is where the real value lies and the kid better have a very good patent lawyer and financial adviser because he will need both. |
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If you read carefully the cost of the sensor is .03 compared to the standard test with ELISA of $800... This excludes what you listed.. it also excludes those costs from the ELISA test. ELISA ELISA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jacks sensor is multiple use, thus lowering the cost per test. A 10x dilution of costs. Jack Andraka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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