Seoul Viosys develops LED tech to detect cancer in pets

The tech had a responsiveness of 95%

2020-08-13     Gijong Lee
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Seoul Viosys and University of Ulsan have developed a diagnostic tool that can detect cancers in pet with a responsiveness of 95%, the company said on Thursday.

The pair used Viosys’ Violeds LED technology that uses ultraviolet light.

They used it to compared blood samples of healthy pets and those with cancers in the clinical trial.

The LED is used to detect the different in healthy cells and cancerous cells with damaged DNA, Seoul Viosys said.

The company said the technology could later be applied to humans. The pair will continue to research to improve the responsiveness of the technology, they added.