Originally published February 22, 2013 at 2:02 AM | Page modified February 22, 2013 at 7:02 AM
Blaze Bioscience raises $8.5M
The Seattle company’s Tumor Paint technology attaches a fluorescing “beacon” to a molecule that targets solid tumors, with the goal of highlighting cancer cells so they can be completely removed.
By Seattle Times business staff
Blaze Bioscience, a Seattle biotechnology company, said it has completed an $8.5 million financing and will use the money for early clinical trials of a product for visualizing cancer tumors during surgery.
The company’s Tumor Paint technology attaches a fluorescing “beacon” to a molecule that targets solid tumors; the goal is to highlight cancer cells so they can be completely removed.
Blaze, a spin-off using discoveries at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, has now attracted $9.8 million since its founding in 2010.










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