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Indi Molecular

www.indimolecular.com

 
Indi Molecular provides PCCs for research and development in the fields for imaging agents for medical diagnostic imaging. Indi Imaging medical diagnostic research is provided to corporate partners, both as sponsored research or in partnership. Research and development using novel and custom PCCs, including PCCs that are membrane permeable, are provided for under the PCC Inside brand for uses that include antigen detection for both cell and tissue analysis, therapeutics or in vitro diagnostics.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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Funding

Indi Molecular raised $11.5M on 06/29/2017

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