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Cancer diagnostics startup OneCell Diagnostics Inc. has raised $16 million in its Series A funding round, led by Celesta Capital. The round also saw participation from Tenacity Ventures, Cedars-Sinai, Eragon Ventures, and Singularity Ventures. The funds will be directed towards expanding OncoIndx Alfa, a next-generation liquid biopsy test, into the U.S. market, the company said in a press release. OncoIndx Alfa leverages cutting-edge technology to detect circulating tumor cells, aiding in early cancer diagnosis and monitoring. Founded in 2021, OneCell integrates next-generation sequencing (NGS), bioinformatics, AI/ML, and data analytics to develop multi-omics biomarkers, advancing the precision diagnosis and treatment of cancer. “We envision a future where everyone has access to high-quality, life-saving cancer testing. This funding validates our mission and accelerates its realization,” said Mohan Uttarwar, CEO and co-founder of OneCell Diagnostics. OncoIndx Alfa provides a comprehensive range of biomarkers for applications such as treatment response monitoring, disease progression, and recurrence detection. OneCell partners with leading institutions, including AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi) , Tata Memorial Centre, Harvard Medical School, and Stanford University, as per its website. To date, OneCell has introduced multiple products and tested its cell biopsy technology on nearly 10,000 patients across India, paving the way for its global expansion. Srikanth Katturwar | Jayant | DHRUV | Aravindan Vasudevan | Sandeep | Surinnder | Padma | Kamala | Anita | Arun | Nicholas | Krishna | Sriram |

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Congratulations Jayant Way to go

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Congratulations to you & your entire Team

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Dr JPremlata Jeyapal

President Dr Jeyapaul Cancer Foundation Trust

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Congratulations! If there is a HOD space in your organization let me know - i come from a breast cancer therapeutic product development background aimed at preventing recurrences

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