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AlphaBiomics

Developing microbiome-based predictive diagnostic and companion therapeutic products to enable safer and more efficacious drug therapies.
2018
02-Oct
02-10
London, England, United Kingdom
  • Drug Discovery and Development
  • Pathology & Diagnostics
  • Personalized Medicine Technologies
  • Probiotics

Innovation

Industry Problem

Medication selection and dosing often overlook genetic differences, increasing the risk of adverse reactions and ineffective treatment.

R&D Focus

Microbiome diagnostics, monitoring, and precision therapeutics

Innovative Solution

Given the highly variable clinical response to drugs, we recognized a need for better and personalized predictive patient care and an opportunity to leverage the microbiome to deliver safer and more efficacious drug therapies. We started AlphaBiomics with the mission to develop microbiome-based precision medicine solutions that will predict drug response and improve drug therapy.

Investment Funding

Last Funding Stage

Grant

Total Funding Amount

114.07K

Last Funding Amount

114.07K

Last Funding Date

05-11-2018

Revenue

Less than $1M

People

Founders

About

AlphaBiomics was founded by prominent scientists and entrepreneurs from industry and Academia. For the past several years, our team has been committed to investigating the role of the microbiome in health and disease. More recently, we have expanded our interest to the emerging field of pharmacomicrobiomics. Given the highly variable clinical response to drugs, we recognized a need for better and personalized predictive patient care and an opportunity to leverage the microbiome to deliver safer and more efficacious drug therapies. We started AlphaBiomics with the mission to develop microbiome-based precision medicine solutions that will predict drug response and improve drug therapy.

Products

Demo Product or Complete Product?

Development stage

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