Diagnostic Innovation

Our Approach

A minimally invasive, blood-based diagnostic concept designed to support earlier diagnosis.

Blood-Based Diagnostic Test

Anaxa is developing a diagnostic test based on the detection of Biomarker 143 in blood samples. The approach is intended to support the diagnostic evaluation of patients with suspected sarcoidosis.

The test concept is designed to be compatible with standard laboratory workflows, making it accessible to healthcare providers without requiring specialized equipment or training.

Development is ongoing, with the goal of providing a tool that can help clinicians make more informed diagnostic decisions.

The Process

Step 1

Blood Sample

Simple, non-invasive blood collection

Step 2

Laboratory Analysis

Detection of Biomarker 143

Step 3

Diagnostic Support

Results to support clinical evaluation

Key Advantages

Why This Approach Matters

Non-Invasive

Unlike biopsies or bronchoalveolar lavage, a blood test requires only a simple blood draw, reducing patient burden and risk.

  • Simple blood collection
  • No surgical procedures
  • Reduced patient discomfort

Accessible

Designed to be compatible with standard laboratory workflows, the test concept could be widely accessible to healthcare providers.

  • Standard lab equipment
  • No specialized training required
  • Scalable implementation

Specific

Based on the detection of Biomarker 143 specifically associated with sarcoidosis, distinguishing it from other conditions.

  • Targeted biomarker detection
  • Disease-specific signal
  • Differentiation from similar conditions

Supportive

Intended to support, not replace, clinical judgment by providing additional objective data for the diagnostic evaluation.

  • Complements clinical assessment
  • Objective data point
  • Supports informed decisions

Potential Impact

What Earlier Diagnosis Could Mean

Earlier Intervention

Faster diagnosis enables timely treatment initiation, potentially preventing disease progression.

Informed Decisions

Additional objective data supports clinicians in making more informed treatment choices.

Reduced Suffering

Earlier treatment may help reduce irreversible organ damage and long-term patient suffering.

Development
In Progress

Learn about the current development status and our roadmap toward bringing this diagnostic approach to clinical practice.