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Identifai Genetics to IPO on Australian Exchange to Fund Genetic Testing

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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Identifai Genetics, an Israeli company, plans to debut on the Australian stock exchange on October 13, aiming to raise $10 million to fund the commercialization of its next-generation pre-natal tests. The company was founded based on research conducted by Professor Noam Shomron, who heads the functional genomics team at Tel Aviv University. Identifai uses a machine learning algorithm to screen for over 280 inherited genetic conditions using a single maternal blood draw.

From blayneychronicle.com.au

Why it matters

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The initial public offering is designed to raise capital for the commercialization of Identifai Genetics' prenatal testing services. The company utilizes artificial intelligence to compare a fetus's cell-free DNA with its mother's to detect disease-causing mutations.

From blayneychronicle.com.au

Who's involved

  • MillerBoss of Identifai Genetics
  • Noam ShomronHead of the functional genomics team at Tel Aviv University and research founder of Identifai Genetics
  • Tel Aviv UniversityUniversity where Professor Noam Shomron leads the functional genomics team

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  • Tel Aviv UniversitySpeculative

    The commercialization of the research might boost the university's prestige and funding access.

How it developed

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  1. Tom Rabinowitz joined the research team at Tel Aviv University, and the company debuted on Australia's stock exchange.1 source
  2. Identifai Genetics establishes research team at Tel Aviv University.1 source

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