NEW YORK – Proteomics firm Correlia Biosystems said on Friday that it has closed a $7 million Series A funding found.
The company said that the round, which was led by Neotribe Ventures and was joined by Cota Capital, the Regents of the University of California, and others, will support the commercial launch of the company's miniaturized ELISA platform.
By miniaturizing ELISA testing, Correlia reduces the time and sample volume required to run these commonly used protein assays.
"With this new funding round, we are poised to bring our unique, more granular assay capabilities to customers who have been waiting for major advances in the 50-year old ELISA market," Correlia CEO Akwasi Apori said in a statement.
"We are excited to join Correlia's journey to create a category-creating new standard for ultra-efficient and highly automated protein biomarker measurement," Swaroop Kolluri, founder and managing director of Neotribe, said in a statement.