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Molecular Assemblies

www.molecularassemblies.com

 
At Molecular Assemblies, we are enabling the next era in biotechnology through a completely new approach to DNA synthesis utilizing natural processes. We are developing a platform-independent, scalable DNA synthesis technology designed to produce long, high quality, sequence-specific DNA reliably, affordably and sustainably.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Josh R.
Director, IT & Cybersecurity Profile

Funding

Molecular Assemblies raised $12.2M on 10/01/2019
Molecular Assemblies raised $11.8M on 04/15/2021
Molecular Assemblies raised $10M on 11/04/2021

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