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Rules-Based Medicine, Inc. Launches Human Kidney Damage Biomarker Panel
Date:1/15/2009

nal medicine approach. In 2008, RBM commercialized a Rat Kidney MAP based on an ambitious study funded by the FDA's Critical Path Initiative through the Predictive Safety Testing Consortium. The Human Kidney MAP contains many of the same biomarkers and is designed to detect general signs of kidney damage. Drugs in circulation are concentrated up to 1000-fold in the kidney compared to plasma, magnifying the potential for renal toxicity of any drug.

Kidney damage also occurs in connection with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and autoimmune conditions, among others. RBM has established and is seeking additional collaborations with leading academic and pharmaceutical researchers to develop diagnostic applications based on the Human Kidney MAP.

About Rules-Based Medicine

Rules-Based Medicine (RBM) provides comprehensive protein biomarker products and services centered on its Multi-Analyte Profiling (MAP) technology. Its service platform (RodentMAP(R) and HumanMAP(R)) provides pre-clinical and clinical researchers with reproducible, quantitative, multiplexed immunoassay data for hundreds of proteins cost-effectively in multiple species, and from a small sample volume. The Company also offers innovative and proprietary ex vivo testing systems such as TruCulture(TM), the first fully-closed, reproducible whole blood culture system. RBM is actively developing multiplexed diagnostic tests to detect the presence of complex diseases and conditions in areas of unmet medical need such as neuropsychiatry, nephrology, immunology and cardiology. More information about RBM is located at www.rbmmaps.com.

RodentMAP(R) and HumanMAP(R) are registered trademarks of Rules-Based Medicine Inc.


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