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TwinStrand Biosciences

www.twinstrandbio.com

 
At TwinStrand Biosciences we are using Duplex Sequencing ™ Technology to detect ultra-rare variants that are invisible by other sequencing approaches. We are applying our technology to a new generation of high-accuracy clinical diagnostics and innovative tools for scientific discovery.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

TwinStrand Biosciences raised $16M on 01/07/2020
TwinStrand Biosciences raised $50M on 05/06/2021

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