Reset Map3193 Lionshead Suite 200 Carlsbad, CA, 92010 United StatesFor more than 20 years, DCN Dx has done one thing: help companies bring diagnostic tests to commercial success. Today, the company runs three specialized businesses: A biospecimen solutions business. A clinical trial services business and an immunoassay CDMO. Our biospecimen solutions business gives test developers global access to IRB/IEC-governed samples, including prospective collections, across oncology, autoimmune, and infectious disease, areas providing the clinical proof they need to move a test from bench to real-world validation. Our IVD-dedicated CRO is led by former sponsor-side experts who carried their own diagnostics through FDA and EU IVDR review and now design and manage clinical studies and regulatory submissions through to approval. Our immunoassay CDMO has completed more than 560 programs and is the industry’s go-to for developing and manufacturing rapid point-of-use tests, from early feasibility through full-scale production in a 35,000-square-foot facility certified to ISO 13485 and ISO 9001. DCN Dx works with startups and established IVD manufacturers alike, meeting each client wherever its test stands on the way to market. Based in Carlsbad, CA. Learn more at dcndx.com. 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6354 Corte del Abeto, Suite B, Carlsbad, CA USA 92011For more than 20 years, DCN Dx has done one thing: help companies bring diagnostic tests to commercial success. Today, the company runs three specialized businesses: A biospecimen solutions business. A clinical trial services business and an immunoassay CDMO. Our biospecimen solutions business gives test developers global access to IRB/IEC-governed samples, including prospective collections, across oncology, autoimmune, and infectious disease, areas providing the clinical proof they need to move a test from bench to real-world validation. Our IVD-dedicated CRO is led by former sponsor-side experts who carried their own diagnostics through FDA and EU IVDR review and now design and manage clinical studies and regulatory submissions through to approval. 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