Drive the future of liquid biopsy

For years now, our team is passionated in tools and services development for biologists. We are specialised in biomolecules detection (nucleic acids, proteins, mono and polysaccharides, amino acids, immunoglobins and oligonucleotides) in complex matrices. Our one and only goal is to facilitate research, diagnosis, as well as treatment efficiency prediction and follow-up.

Our solutions
meet your needs

Our solutions are created for your needs, offering you simplicity, ergonomics and time saving. Adelis aims to answer today and tomorrow challenges, particularly the growing global demand for high sensitivity analytical methods to measure DNA size and concentration in biological matrices. This trend is particularly true in the field of oncology and the study of cfDNA.

CONCENTRATE

Online concentration

SEPARATE

Size separation

PURIFY

Online purification

SELECT & COLLECT

Online collection

How does it works

BIABooster hub is based on the use of μLAS technology (micro Laboratory for Analysis and Separation of DNA). It enables simultaneous concentration and separation instead of sequential steps with classical methods.

One technology, Unlimited possibilities

µLAS Technology is a new paradigm for DNA handling which usually requires a large number of operations involving multiple technologies.

Clinical studies

In oncology, the use of cfDNA as a biomarker allows to differentiate cancer patients from healthy people and to follow the efficiency of a drug therapy. With leading academic and health organisations, our clinical research programmes aim to develop cfDNA size and concentration profiling for treatment results prediction and cancer detection tests.

Jean Charles Garcia at BFM Channel on TV

PUBLICATION

🎥 A look back at Adelis appearance on BFM Business!
November 13, 2025
Discover how Adelis Technologies is driving innovation and shaping the future — watch our CEO’s interview on BFM Business.

NEWS

Congrès du Groupe CE de l’AFSEP 2025 – Université de la Sorbonne
October 31, 2025
Nous participerons au Congrès du Groupe CE de l’AFSEP le 18 novembre 2025 à l’Université de la Sorbonne. Autour du thème « Découvrez comment l’électrophorèse capillaire est devenue une méthode incontournable dans l’analyse de biomolécules », notre intervenante Sandra Serres présentera ses travaux sur la quantification de la méthylation globale de l’ADN et son potentiel comme biomarqueur en oncologie. Une journée d’échanges et d’innovation dédiée à la communauté francophone des sciences séparatives et aux applications analytiques de la capillary electrophoresis.

PUBLICATION

Vietnam Achieves Breakthrough in Water Analysis: A Simpler, More Effective Method for Detecting Phenolic Pollutants
April 28, 2025

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