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(5)Complete Genomics
Complete Genomics is a San Jose-based life-science technology company and the Americas arm of MGI. Founded in 2005 as a pioneer of affordable whole-human-genome sequencing, it develops and sells next-generation sequencing instruments, reagents, and analysis software built on its proprietary PCR-free DNBSEQ (DNA nanoball) technology. The company aims to drive down the cost of sequencing - from the landmark $5,000 genome to sub-$100 - and supplies researchers, clinical labs, and biotech companies with a full workflow spanning sample prep, library construction, sequencing, and data analysis.
Apostle Inc
Apostle Inc is a Pleasanton, California biotechnology company that develops nucleic acid isolation and preservation technologies for liquid biopsy. Its flagship magnetic-nanoparticle kit, Apostle MiniMax, extracts circulating cell-free DNA and RNA from blood for applications in early cancer detection, non-invasive prenatal testing, infectious disease research, and even astronaut biospecimen collection in commercial spaceflight. Founded in 2018 out of the Stanford StartX accelerator, the company sells reagents, automation instruments, and CLIA/CAP lab services to researchers and diagnostics developers worldwide.
Paragon Genomics
Paragon Genomics is a Fremont, California biotechnology company that makes it faster and cheaper to read the parts of a genome that actually matter. Its patented CleanPlex amplicon sequencing technology turns tiny or degraded DNA and RNA samples into sequencing-ready libraries in a few hours, powering targeted next-generation sequencing for cancer research, infectious-disease surveillance, inherited-disease testing and agricultural genomics. Founded in 2015 and backed by an $8M Series A, the company sells both ready-to-use and custom NGS panels to more than 300 labs worldwide.
Algorithmic Biologics
Algorithmic Biologics is a Bengaluru- and Delaware-based deep-tech company that treats molecular testing as an information-processing problem. Founded by molecular-computing researcher Dr. Manoj Gopalkrishnan, its patented Tapestry platform uses compressed sensing and combinatorial pooling to run large-scale DNA/RNA/protein tests with far fewer reactions - screening many samples at once and only zooming in where a signal exists. The approach first proved itself as an award-winning, regulator-approved COVID-19 pooling solution and now targets affordable genomics, multiplexed diagnostics, and accelerated assay design.
Arima Genomics
Arima Genomics is a Carlsbad, California biotech commercializing Hi-C technology - sequencing methods that reveal the 3D structure of the genome. Its research kits help scientists assemble chromosome-scale genomes and study chromatin architecture, while its clinical brand Aventa Genomics turns the same proximity-ligation chemistry into FFPE-friendly cancer tests for fusions, rearrangements, and other structural variants conventional NGS often misses.