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Bina Technologies

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Providing genome analysis platform for researchers

Life Sciences Technologybina.com

Overview

Bina’s integrated, scalable, and comprehensive analysis platform empowers clinical and academic researchers to gain insight from their genomics data sets for personalized medicine. Its platform can be used in cancer research, disease biomarkers discovery, and clinical research. The company different in-vitro diagnostics, tissue-based cancer diagnostics, and diabetes management tests and tools for researchers. It was acquired by Roche, which provides genomic management solutions.

Key facts

Founded
2009
Headquarters
Redwood City, United States
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Industry
Life Sciences Technology

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About Bina Technologies

What does Bina Technologies do?

Bina’s integrated, scalable, and comprehensive analysis platform empowers clinical and academic researchers to gain insight from their genomics data sets for personalized medicine.

Where is Bina Technologies headquartered?

Bina Technologies is headquartered in Redwood City, United States.

When was Bina Technologies founded?

Bina Technologies was founded in 2009.

Which sector is Bina Technologies in?

Bina Technologies operates in Life Sciences Technology.

Who are Bina Technologies's competitors?

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