Split Biosciences
Split Biosciences was a Seattle-based startup that changed its name to Parse Biosciences; it operated in the biotech/research tools space...
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle
- Sectors
- Biotech, Life Sciences, Research Tools
- Stage
- startup
- Total raised
- $1.8M SEC Form D filings Total of this company's SEC Form D filings
- Last round
- $560K · Aug 2019 SEC Form D
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Parse Biosciences raises $41.5M to scale Evercode single-cell RNA sequencing kits that profile up to 1M cells
Parse Biosciences, a Seattle startup co-founded by CEO Alex Rosenberg and CTO Charles Roco, raised $41.5 million to expand its single-cell RNA sequencing kits and software, which scale to profile up to one million cells using standard lab equipment. The company, launched from University of Washington research, now has more than 300 customers and emphasizes ease of use versus competitors requiring specialized hardware.
Parse Biosciences raises $7M led by Bioeconomy Capital to scale single-cell RNA-seq tech; total funding $9M
Parse Biosciences (formerly Split Biosciences) raised $7 million to grow its single-cell RNA-seq 'Whole Transcriptome Kit' that profiles up to 100,000 cells across 48 samples; the 16-person startup spun out of UW in 2018 and has 40+ labs using its kit.
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Charles Roco Executive Officer, Director, Promoter
