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http://www.dxupclose.com/Last activity: 18.09.2012
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Location: United States, Texas, Wimberley
Employees: 1-10
Total raised: $1M
Founded date: 2009
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 16.08.2012 | Series A | $1M | Golden See... |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 18.09.2012 | These 9 startups belong in a futurist’s guide to health technology (infographic) | Diagnostics DxUpClose Inc. is developing a point-of-care, hand-held diagnostic device to screen a fluid sample for specific pathogenic bacteria. It identifies the bacteria if it can or counts the bacteria and then does an antibiotic sensiti... |
| 16.08.2012 | DxUpClose raised $1M in Series A from Golden Seeds | DxUpClose, a Dallas, Texas-based developer of an in-vitro antibiotic sensitivity test for use at point-of-care, designed to deliver results in less than an hour, has raised $1m in Series A funding from Golden Seeds. The company intends to u... |
| 29.06.2012 | Device would let clinicians screen for bacteria, pick best antibiotic in an hour | “A lot of the bacterial tests out there use PCR, which is a technique of attaching DNA on to a probe,” Nickel said. “Ours is strictly based on the electronic sensor and the sensor’s ability to monitor the bacterial activity.” Nickel said it... |
| - | Device would let clinicians screen for bacteria, pick best antibiotic in an hour | Lately we’ve seen a lot of rapid diagnostics for bacterial infections like MRSA, tuberculosis and streptococcus. This early-stage startup is doing it a little differently: it’s focusing less on identifying the bacteria and more on rapidly d... |
| - | These 9 startups belong in a futurist’s guide to health technology (infographic) | A futurist map of disruptive healthcare technology of the future offers a stunning projection of what will be possible. What’s interesting is that much of it is already beginning to take shape in some form or another. Developed by trend for... |