Top 34 Genome Analysis startups in USA

Feb 14, 2026
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Pacific Biosciences
Funding: $2B
Pacific Biosciences designs, develops, and manufactures sequencing systems to resolve genetically complex problems.
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Guardant Health
Funding: $1.9B
A simple blood test unlocks a new dimension in cancer management. Guardant360 is the only biopsy-free tumor sequencing test that tracks tumor genomics in real-time and identifies associated treatment options.
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Neogenomics
Funding: $925.9M
NeoGenomics is a reference laboratory for oncology research providing cancer testing services. It offers healthcare institutions a portfolio of over 500 solutions covering all major research methods, including single-gene molecular testing, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, fluorescence in situ hybridization, DNA and RNA next-generation sequencing and full-genome profiling. The company performs tissue analysis, liquid biopsy and blood testing to generate accurate and actionable data for personalized treatment. NeoGenomics also collaborates with pharmaceutical companies to develop new therapies for precision oncology. With one of the largest oncology databases, containing over 2 million unique patient profiles, the company optimizes clinical trial participant recruitment and treatment outcome assessment.
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Fulcrum Therapeutics
Funding: $603.3M
Fulcrum Therapectics to develop new medicines to deliver a new future for patients and their families by transforming gene regulation in disease. By focusing on disease causative genes, we are taking a highly personalized approach to treating disease – unlocking the druggable mechanisms that regulate disease genes to develop a new generation of disease-modifying therapies.
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Ultima Genomics
Funding: $600M
Ultima Genomics is unleashing the power of genomics at scale.
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Color Genomics
Funding: $497M
Color provides a high-quality, physician-ordered, genetic test at a low cost. We include support for physicians, as well as genetic counseling as part of every purchase. Our goal is to expand physician-supported access to genetic testing for hereditary cancer risk to every person, everywhere.
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DNAnexus
Funding: $472.6M
DNAnexus combines expertise in cloud computing and Bioinformatics to create a global network for genomic medicine.
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Helix
Funding: $403M
At Helix, we’re dedicated to making DNA learning accessible and actionable for everyone. It’s our mission to empower every person to improve their life through DNA. We believe in a world where everyone benefits from their biological information and is able to help all of humanity lead better lives.
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Human Longevity
Funding: $369.8M
Human Longevity is the genomics-based, technology-driven company creating the world’s largest and most comprehensive database of whole genome, phenotype and clinical data. HLI is developing and applying large scale computing and machine learning to make novel discoveries to revolutionize the practice of medicine.
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Karius
Funding: $354M
Karius is a life sciences company focused on generating genomic insights for infectious diseases with a non-invasive Karius Test that helps clinicians make rapid, treatment decisions. By mapping each patient’s microbial landscape from a single blood draw, Karius moves closer to a vision of a world where infectious disease is no longer a major threat to human health.
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CardioDx
Funding: $337.3M
CardioDx is a cardiovascular genomic diagnostics company located in Redwood City, CA. CardioDx develops clinically validated genomic tests to aid in assessing and tailoring care of individuals with cardiovascular disease, including coronary artery disease (CAD), cardiac arrhythmias, and heart failure.
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Personalis
Funding: $311.2M
Personalis provides researchers and clinicians accurate DNA sequencing and interpretation of human exomes and genomes. We support researchers engaging in case-control, family-based, or proband-only genomic studies of disease, pharmacogenomics, and cancer. Our ACE (Accuracy and Content Enhanced) Technology supplements a standard exome or genome, substantially increasing its medically-relevant coverage and accuracy.
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Binx Health
Funding: $286.7M
Our pioneering, flexible diagnostic instrument and disposable cartridge system is designed for decentralised laboratory, point-of–care and other near-patient settings. It provides a fast, easy-to-use and accurate affordable solution to screening for the presence of STIs and HAIs, where rapid diagnosis is essential for effective treatment and control.
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Personal Genome Diagnostics
Funding: $244.7M
Our services help oncologists and translational scientists sequence and analyze cancer genomes and identify mutations to characterize aspects of the disease. Our expertise in genome analysis ranges from sample preparation and sequencing to data interpretation and analysis. We specialize in high-throughput next-generation sequencing and proprietary algorithms to identify alterations in complex cancer genomes and have developed novel technologies for non-invasive “liquid biopsy” approaches in cancer.
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Variantyx
Funding: $136.5M
Variantyx offers a comprehensive set of advanced genomic diagnostic products and services with a focus on whole genome sequencing.
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Verge Genomics
Funding: $134.1M
We use genomic data to find better drugs, faster. We find new cures for brain diseases 1000X more cheaply and quickly using our proven network algorithms.
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iMDx
Funding: $112.3M
Insight Molecular Diagnostics (iMDx) develops and provides diagnostic tests for oncology. The company is developing three genetic tests: blood tests for breast and lung cancer and a urine test for bladder cancer. iMDx has also developed a blood-based transplant monitoring test that quantifies the concentration of donor cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) after transplantation. The company partners with biotech research laboratories and supplies them with tests intended exclusively for research purposes in oncology and transplantation research projects.
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Adela
Funding: $108M
Adela creates develops technologies centered around detecting high-risk conditions like cancer through routine blood tests.
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Foundation Medicine
Funding: $96.5M
Foundation Medicine is leading a transformation in cancer care, where each patient’s treatment is informed by a deep understanding of the molecular changes that contribute to their disease. We bring a pan-cancer orientation to the treatment of both solid tumors and hematologic cancers, and help make precision medicine a reality for patients by providing comprehensive genomic profiles to oncologists to help them match their patients to targeted therapies.
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Mendel.ai
Funding: $65.4M
Mendel.ai automates matching cancer patients to clinical trials through personal medical history and genetic analysis.
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Veritas Genetics
Funding: $61.4M
Veritas Genetics is the first company in medical history to offer individuals the opportunity to easily and affordably unlock the secrets of their entire genome. To know what truly, scientifically makes us tick, and to be able to put this knowledge to work each and every day.
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Replay
Funding: $55M
Replay is a genome writing company reprogramming biology by writing and delivering big DNA.
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Nucleus Genomics
Funding: $31.5M
Nucleus combines genetic and non-genetic information and calculates the absolute risk scores for people for disease.
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Cofactor Genomics
Funding: $29M
We are past Human Genome Project Scientists that are developing the next generation of diagnostics and disease monitoring tests for the 95% of diseases that cannot be diagnosed by DNA. We are on a war-path to advance drug development and clinical diagnostics through our unique RNA tests.
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Massive Bio
Funding: $23.8M
Massive Bio brings cancer genomics to the masses, to improve quality of care and minimize costs.
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Toolbox Genomics
Your unique DNA profile can give you a lot of information about your health— but many consumers are left wondering what to do with that information. That’s where we come in. At Toolbox Genomics, our mission is to give you practical and actionable food & lifestyle recommendations based on your DNA.
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2020 Gene Systems
Funding: $14.4M
20/20 GeneSystems develops and commercializes innovative, proprietary diagnostics tests that aid in the fight against cancer.
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Cambrian Genomics
Funding: $11.4M
Cambrian Genomics makes the first hardware/systems for laser printing DNA. Researchers in academia & industry order or clone >$1b/year of DNA. CGI delivers high quality sequence verified DNA to buyers in this existing/growing worldwide market.
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SelfDecode
Funding: $8M
SelfDecode is a precision health software that is helping individuals take control of their health with personalized gene-based recommendations, while also empowering businesses with the science and technology to create their own precision health solutions.
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Nebula Genomics
Funding: $4.3M
Nebula Genomics leverages blockchain technology to eliminate middlemen and empower people to own their personal genomic data.
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LifeNome
Funding: $2,2M
LifeNome’s AI-Driven Genome analysing platform helps your customers make informed choices targeted to their unique needs.
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Biomeme
Funding: $1.4M
The Biomeme device is a real-time PCR thermocycler that attaches to your iPhone and enables you to perform gold-standard DNA analysis. Using our lab-free sample prep, you isolate DNA from your environment, add it to a specific test cartridge and put it into the thermocycler. In less than an hour you can determine the presence or absence of that target in your sample.
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Genome Profiling
Funding: $1.1M
Genome Profiling is a bioinformatics company specializing in the discovery of novel epigenetic biomarkers based on our proprietary, genome-wide methylation profiling platform to revolutionize the way we treat, diagnose, and predict chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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Dante Labs
Dante Labs is a genetic testing and data analysis company specialized in Whole Genome Sequencing. Our mission is to make advanced genetics accessible to everyone.
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