The majority of molecules sequenced are uninformative. Jumpcode Genomics is changing that by helping researchers boost usable NGS data.
JumpCode Genomics, Inc. has raised $3.5M in total funding. The most recent round was Series B.
JumpCode Genomics, Inc. is headquartered in San Diego, CA.
The majority of molecules sequenced are uninformative. Jumpcode Genomics is changing that by helping researchers boost usable NGS data.
The majority of molecules captured in DNA/RNA sequencing are uninformative, wasting sequencing capacity on unwanted material like ribosomal, mitochondrial, or globin sequences.
Jumpcode makes programmable endonuclease enzymes (its DepleteX and CRISPRclean product lines) that selectively deplete unwanted RNA/DNA to boost the amount of usable data from NGS and PCR workflows.
It offers custom depletion panels targeting anywhere from one to over a million targets, and is launching a new enzyme range in partnership with Revvity.
JumpCode Genomics has raised roughly $38-44M in funding, including a $21M Series B backed by Baird Capital, Arboretum Ventures, and LYZZ Capital.
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