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Celsius Therapeutics is a community of scientists, technologists, clinicians and drug hunters leveraging single-cell RNA sequencing and genomic analysis to develop life-changing medicines. Our common goal is to markedly improve human health by integrating data, experience and insight. Located in Cambridge, Mass., our environment is rigorous, fast-paced and collaborative, bringing together passionate individuals who are making an impact. We inspire creativity and discovery by embracing an open culture that fosters innovation, teamwork and excellence. We are committed to attracting and retaining the best talent, and we believe that our growth and success will be driven by those who are inspired by our mission and share our values. If you`re curious, collaborative and relentless about making a difference in the lives of patients, join us!
IntelligentMDx is a Cambridge, MA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Tute Genomics is a web-based, powerful solution for analyzing genetic sequencing data in a matter of minutes. Tute is robust, secure, professional-grade; a true web application that lives in the cloud and has the ability to analyze and annotate entire human genomes in a rapid and cost-effective way. What makes Tute stand out above the rest? Tute is built on ANNOVAR, the gold-standard in whole genome interpretation with already over 400 scientific citations. Tute pulls in 125+ annotation types, databases, and scores; more than any other analyses software. Tute can use your genome variant data in a variety of common formats (VCF, CG masterVar, and more) and uses proprietary machine-learning algorithms to rank each variant. For each genetic variant, Tute presents a human-readable annotation with links to external supporting evidence. Tute supports disease gene finding, biomarker discovery, pharmacogenetics and more.
Beta Bionics is proud to be a Massachusetts public benefit corporation.
We are a collection of individuals focused on discovering and developing drugs for patients with grievous genetic diseases.