INTRODUCING FIND CELL
Cloud-based bioinformatics software for genetic monitoring and tracking.
15%
of stem cells gain genetic aberrancies during in vitro culturing
20%
of cell lines are labeled incorrectly or contaminated
robust tracking of gene-edited cell lineages is challenging
FIND Cell improves research reproducibility and reliability.
FIND Cell offers genetic analysis of cell lines integrated with our cell management platform. We interface with cutting-edge (on-site) DNA sequencing technologies, such as nanopore sequencing, in addition to traditional approaches.
Daily
Intuitive cell line management platform to rapidly consolidate and retrieve information.
Periodically
Collect DNA data from a cell population in minutes, and upload to the FIND Cell platform.
Get Results
Get actionable results including (SNP-based) DNA authentication, genetic stability analysis, verification of genetic insertion sites, comparative analytics and smart cell management.
Connect
Share and collaborate within secure laboratory environments in real-time.
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The Team
Sophie Zaaijer PhD
Founder & CEO
Tyler Joseph
Co-founder & Biostatistician
Assaf Gordon
Software Developer
Sushila Shenoy PhD
Computational Biologist
Advisors
Yaniv Erlich PhD
Chris Mason PhD
Max Rijkenberg LLM
Board
Joe Pickrell PhD
Fernando Gomez-Baquero PhD
FIND Cell is the future of cell line identification and biomedical research. With both NIH grants and top journals requiring cell line verification, FIND Cell makes it easy to fulfill these reporting requirements. In particular, I think cancer labs, where misidentification of cell lines is common, will love using it.
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Also, for our human stem cell work, we’ve completely replaced karyotyping with higher resolution CNV analysis from FIND — the quality of the data is fantastic!
Neville Sanjana PhD
Core Faculty Member, New York Genome Center
Assistant Professor of Biology, New York University
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