National Science Foundation grant to advance Kepley BioSystems’ diagnostic research using horseshoe crabs

Kepley BioSystems, a Greensboro biomedical company, has been awarded a $1 million Small Business Innovation Research Phase II grant from the National Science Foundation for its research of using horseshoe crabs' blood for human diagnostics.

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National Science Foundation grant to advance Kepley BioSystems’ diagnostic research using horseshoe crabs

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