• Wednesday, October 15, 2025 @ 12:00 am

Researchers from Valdospan GmbH, a subsidiary of RDP Pharma AG, in collaboration with the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences in Tulln have published a groundbreaking study demonstrating the potential of multicolor flow cytometry for noninvasive profiling of cervical cell populations.

The peer-reviewed article, titled “Noninvasive Cell Population Profiling of Normal and Dysplastic Cervical Biofluids by Multicolor Flow Cytometry as a Promising Tool for Companion Diagnostics,” was published in Cancers (2025, 17(20), 3328.

Authored by Christoph Berger, Wolf Dietrich, Manuela Richter, Florian Kellner, Christian Kühne, and Katharina Strasser, the study highlights how advanced flow cytometry can be applied to routine cervical screening samples to identify cellular and immunological signatures associated with normal and dysplastic conditions.

“Our results demonstrate that cervical biofluids contain valuable information that can be analyzed without invasive biopsies,” said Dr. Katharina Strasser, lead author and Deputy Head of Biology Department at Valdospan GmbH. “This approach opens up exciting possibilities for personalized diagnostics and for guiding targeted therapies in women’s health.”

The research represents a significant step toward developing companion diagnostic tools that support precision medicine in gynecologic oncology. By leveraging noninvasive sampling and high-dimensional flow cytometry, this method could complement existing cytology and HPV testing — providing deeper insights into cellular immune landscapes and disease progression.

This publication underscores RDP Pharma’s commitment to advancing innovative diagnostic platforms that enable early detection, patient stratification, and treatment monitoring through cutting-edge cell analysis technologies.

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