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Delfi Diagnostics is a Baltimore-headquartered developer of blood-based cancer screening tests using AI and genome sequencing. Its Delfi test analyzes DNA fragmentation patterns to detect lung cancer at 89 percent sensitivity in stage I cases. Clinical trials with Johns Hopkins involve over 1,000 patients, targeting multi-cancer early detection. Founded in 2019 by genome experts, the company secured FDA breakthrough designation in 2023.

Tasso is a Seattle-based medical device company pioneering at-home blood collection for diagnostics. Its HemoLink device enables capillary blood sampling with 200 microliters yield in under 3 minutes, compatible with lab analyzers for therapeutic drug monitoring and wellness testing. FDA-cleared since 2020, Tasso partners with Quest Diagnostics and Everlywell, shipping over 50,000 units to consumers and clinics. Founded in 2015, the firm raised $15 million in Series A funding and operates in the US with clinical trials in Europe for chronic disease management.

Everlywell is an Austin, Texas-based digital health company, founded in 2015, that sells at-home lab testing kits for conditions including cholesterol, thyroid health, fertility, testosterone, food sensitivities, and sexually transmitted infections, with results reviewed by physicians through partnered labs. The company added COVID-19 sample collection kits in March 2020, scaling to handle up to 250,000 tests per week during the pandemic. Its direct-to-consumer model combines e-commerce sales of test kits with lab fees, physician review, and subscription revenue for repeat testing.

Inscripta is a Boulder, Colorado-based gene-editing technology company, founded in 2015, that builds tools for genome engineering used in food, fuel, and healthcare applications. Its flagship product, the Onyx platform, is a benchtop system for digital microbial genome engineering that automates identifying genomic pathways, compiling them into libraries, editing them at scale with CRISPR-based tools such as the MAD7 nuclease, and analyzing the resulting effects, all within a single integrated workflow. Early commercial customers have included the University of Liverpool's GeneMill, which uses the platform to provide synthetic biology services to life-sciences and pharmaceutical partners.

Mammoth Biosciences is a biotechnology company, co-founded by CRISPR pioneer Jennifer Doudna, that develops CRISPR-based tools for diagnostics and gene-editing therapeutics. Its platform is built around compact Cas proteins such as Cas14 and Casφ, which the company applies to in vivo gene editing for genetic and infectious diseases as well as decentralized disease detection. Mammoth has partnered with organizations including Regeneron, GSK, and the NIH, and has received government funding to develop COVID-19 testing technology.

Karius is a Redwood City, California-headquartered life sciences company that develops liquid biopsy tests for infectious diseases using next-generation sequencing. The Karius Test analyzes microbial cell-free DNA from blood plasma to identify bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites within 24 hours, aiding clinicians at hospitals like Cleveland Clinic and UCSF. Operating a CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited laboratory since 2014, Karius focuses on immunocompromised patients and sepsis cases to enable precise antibiotic stewardship.

MiMedx Group Inc develops and markets regenerative biomaterial products and bioimplants made from the human amniotic membrane, birth tissues, and human skin & bone. Its products are targeted towards the wound-care, burn, surgical, sports medicine, and orthopedics markets. MiMedx's key products are allografts processed from amniotic tissue, which include EpiFix for external use and AmnioFix for internal use. AmnioCord, AmnioFill, EpiBurn, and EpiCord are some of its other products. Also, it sells allografts for ophthalmic surgery and dental applications through licenses to third parties.

SiBionics is a Chinese medical device company developing AI-based devices for chronic disease management, including its GS1 and GS3 continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems for people with diabetes. Its GS3 sensor is described as the world's thinnest CGM and has earned CE Mark approval alongside other products in its lineup, placing the company in the competitive global CGM market alongside established international players.

Sunmax Biotechnology Co Ltd is a biomedical company in Taiwan. It is engaged in the development, manufacturing, and commercialization of Sunmax medical devices and bio-surgical products. Additionally, it also researches, develops, manufactures and sales biomedical material grade collagen and related products. The company's products include medical products, biomedical materials, and porcine collagen skin care products.

Geneoscopy is a St. Louis-based diagnostics company that offers non-invasive stool RNA tests for colorectal cancer screening using computational biology. Its ColoSense assay detects gene expression changes in human RNA extracted from stool, achieving 92 percent sensitivity for CRC and 90 percent for advanced adenomas in pivotal trials. Geneoscopy expands its platform to other gastrointestinal diseases including IBD and pancreatic cancer screening.

RefleXion Medical is a developer of biology-guided radiotherapy systems for cancer treatment. Hayward-headquartered in California, RefleXion's X1 machine delivers stereotactic body radiotherapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, and intensity-modulated radiotherapy. The BgRT platform uses real-time PET imaging to target metastatic tumors with subsecond precision. RefleXion raised over $380 million in funding from investors including Sofinnova and Temasek.

Fulgent Genetics Inc is a technology company that focuses on genetic testing to provide physicians with clinically actionable diagnostic information. The company is engaged in laboratory services business and a therapeutic development business. The laboratory services business which generates key revenue includes, technical laboratory services and professional interpretation of laboratory results by licensed physicians. Its therapeutic development business is focused on developing drug candidates for treating a broad range of cancers. The geographical segments are the United States, which generates the vast majority of the revenue; and Foreign.

GeneMind Biosciences produces third-generation single-molecule gene sequencing systems, delivering advanced tools for clinicians and researchers through ongoing technological breakthroughs.

Novogene Co Ltd is engaged in providing multi-level scientific research and technical services and solutions for life science basic research, medical and clinical application research, and independent development and innovation of genetic testing medical equipment.

Delcath Systems Inc is an oncology company. It is focused on the treatment of primary and metastatic liver cancers. The firm's product, Melphalan Hydrochloride for Injection along with the Delcath Hepatic Delivery System, or Melphalan/HDS, is a drug and device combination product, designed to administer high-dose chemotherapy to the liver while controlling systemic exposure and associated side effects. The company operates in one reportable segment which includes the research, development, manufacture, and distribution of hepatic delivery systems for use in the treatment of specific conditions. The Company operates its business in the United States and Europe.