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About

Q-linea is a Swedish infection diagnostics company founded in 2008 by scientists from Uppsala University. The company focuses on improving sepsis treatment and antibiotic usage through rapid and accurate diagnostic solutions. Their flagship product, ASTar™, is a fully automated instrument that performs antibiotic susceptibility testing directly from positive blood cultures, providing results in about 3 to 6 hours, much faster than traditional methods. Operating from Uppsala Science Park, Q-linea collaborates strategically to enhance clinical evaluation and market reach. They employ a commercial strategy that includes direct sales and partnerships, notably with Thermo Fisher Scientific, to expand their global presence. Q-linea serves healthcare providers and clinical laboratories worldwide, aiming to improve patient outcomes and reduce unnecessary antibiotic use, thus addressing antibiotic resistance.

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Company Information
  • Employees 97
  • Founded 2008
  • Annual Revenue $214000
Location

52A Dag Hammarskjoelds vaeg, Uppsala, Uppsala County, Sweden, 752 37

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