ALZpath sells $8.4M in equity after licensing Alzheimer's antibody to Abbott

The Carlsbad diagnostics developer has $2 million left to sell as partners build tests around its pTau217 reagent.

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ALZpath is financing the costly step between scientific validation and regulated distribution, while Abbott, Roche, Siemens and Beckman build tests around its antibody.

Illustration of ALZpath lab scene showing scientists, vials labeled pTau217 and collaborators from Abbott developing diagnostic tests.

ALZpath, the Alzheimer's diagnostics developer co-founded by S. Venkat Shastri, Jerre Stead and Eric Reiman, disclosed an $8.41 million equity sale in a Form D filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 21st.…

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