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Columbia, NYGC Researchers Spin Out New Company With $1M in Funding

Jul 11, 2017
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CHICAGO (GenomeWeb) – The developers of a consumer-focused, smartphone-accessible genetic testing program called Seeq during beta testing have spun their technology out from the New York Genome Center into a new company called Gencove.

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