In vitro fertilization is a tough process. Even if a set of embryos are able to form, it’s a real crapshoot to see which – if any – will actually be viable. Bay Area biotech Auxogyn has developed a test to track whether an embryo is developing successfully – and has raised a healthy swath of cash to commercialize its fresh-on-the-market product, the Eeva Test.
The company recently pulled in $34 million, according to a new regulatory filing.
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