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Singlera Genomics

www.singleraoncology.com

 
Singlera Genomics Inc., a fast growing company focusing on non-invasive genetic testing, was co-founded in July 2014 in San Diego, California by Professor Yuan Gao (Johns Hopkins University), Professor Kun Zhang (University of California at San Diego), Mr. Jiangli Zhang (CEO), Mr. Qiang Liu (COO), and Dr. Rui Liu (CTO). The company currently has an R&D center in La Jolla, California, and a business and clinical operation site in Shanghai, China. Singlera has proprietary technologies in single cell sequencing, DNA methylation and bioinformatics. In the past decade, Professor Gao, Professor Zhang and Dr. Liu have made outstanding achievements in their respective ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

Executives

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Funding

Singlera Genomics raised $20M on 08/22/2016
Singlera Genomics raised $60M on 03/27/2018
Singlera Genomics raised $150M on 12/15/2020

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