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Sphingotec Using €20M Funding Round to Commercialize Critical Care Tests

Oct 18, 2018
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Adam Bonislawski
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NEW YORK (360Dx) – German diagnostics firm Sphingotec is using proceeds from a €20 million ($23 million) funding round announced last week to commercialize automated point-of-care versions of its biomarker tests proenkephalin (penKid) and adrenomedullin (bio-ADM).

The tests are intended for monitoring kidney function (penKid) and endothelial dysfunction (bio-ADM) to identify intensive care and emergency department patients at risk of heart failure.

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