Range Biotechnologies
End-to-end solution for translational proteomics.
San Carlos, United States · Founded 2022 · $5.2M raised
- Headquarters
- San Carlos, California
- Employees
- 1–10
- Founded
- 2022
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- range.bio
- Total Funding
- $5.2M
- Last Round
- $5.2M SeedJun 2023
- Rounds
- 1
About
Range Biotechnologies is a translational proteomics company co-founded by Stanford researchers to address key bottlenecks in modern diagnostics. The company has re-engineered how proteins are detected, creating a new detection modality from the ground up that enables scalable, targeted quantification of protein biomarker panels across millions of patient samples. Its platform is designed to shift diagnostics from static population comparisons to longitudinal individual tracking, enabling proactive precision medicine for conditions like cardiovascular disease, cancer, and neurodegeneration. Range Bio provides analytical tools and platform services to longevity, liquid biopsy, and pharmacodynamics companies.
Summary
Range Biotechnologies is a Biotech company based in San Carlos, United States, founded in 2022. It has raised $5.2M in total across 1 round, most recently a $5.2M Seed round in Jun 2023. Investors include Artis Ventures (AV), Pear VC and Civilization Ventures.
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Funding History
Jun 2023
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