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Ikonisys Secures U.S. Patent for "Automated Fluorescence Microscopy Method to Determine the Efficacy of Cancer and Hyperplasia Treatments"

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PARIS, January 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News:

Ikonisys Inc., a leader in advanced cell-based diagnostic solutions fully owned by ALIKO SCIENTIFIC (Ikonisys SA) (Euronext Growth Paris: ALIKO), is proud to announce the grant of a new U.S. patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) entitled "Automated Fluorescence Microscopy Method to Determine the Efficacy of Cancer and Hyperplasia Treatments".

Commercially known as "ACTA Technology" (Automated Cancer Treatment Assessment), this milestone further strengthens Ikonisys’ leadership in automated fluorescence microscopy for cancer cell detection and analysis. By securing this patent, Ikonisys strengthens its intellectual property portfolio, creating barriers for competitors and establishing a significant competitive edge in cancer diagnostics.

Revolutionizing Cancer Diagnostics and Treatment

The patented technology enables automated analysis of patient biological samples to identify and characterize cancerous and hyperplastic cells and assess treatment efficacy. This technology ensures personalized therapeutic treatments to each patient, thus maximizing their effectiveness, and reducing unnecessary interventions. This method applies to major routine FISH-based tests currently performed and also opens the door for developing circulating tumor cell (CTC) tests, a key frontier in oncology diagnostics. Key benefits of this breakthrough include:

  • Personalized treatment monitoring: real-time monitoring of patients’ responses by detecting cells with specific genetic abnormalities and rapid therapy adjustments, minimizing side effects, and improving success rates;

  • Improved survival rates: early detection of treatment resistance or disease recurrence which can lead to timely interventions and higher survival rates. Studies suggest that early resistance identification can reduce mortality by up to 20% in certain cancers1;

  • Reduced physical and emotional burden: non-invasive liquid biopsies spare patients from painful and risky procedures, improving comfort and quality of life during treatment;

  • Cost efficiency: personalized treatment monitoring can reduce healthcare costs by discontinuing ineffective therapies early, optimizing resources, and ensuring targeted care.

Advancing Medical Science and Unlocking Commercial Potential

Liquid biopsies, forecasted to reach $7.85 billion by 20302 (CAGR to 20.7%), are transforming cancer diagnostics. With its automated fluorescence microscopy, Ikonisys aims at reducing human error and accelerates sample analysis, driving advances in drug development, by providing rapid data on treatment efficacy during clinical trials, and tumor recurrence studies by detecting subtle changes in cancer cell populations post-treatment. Ikonisys’ unique technology delivers competitive advantage including: