Allelica
Private Company
Total funding raised: $11M
Overview
Allelica is a US-based diagnostics company founded in 2015, focused on translating polygenic risk scores (PRS) into clinical practice. The company offers a dual business model: a direct-to-physician diagnostic service with tests like AbsoluteDx™ and Breast Risk Reveal™, and a bioinformatics software platform (Allelica Precision Server) for laboratories. Its core value proposition is providing validated, multi-ancestry PRS that integrate with existing clinical risk models to identify patients with elevated genetic risk missed by traditional tools like LDL-C or family history. Allelica is positioning itself at the forefront of the precision prevention movement, with its technology cited in emerging clinical guidelines.
Technology Platform
Proprietary bioinformatics platform for developing and deploying multi-ancestry polygenic risk scores (PRS). The platform integrates genome-wide variant data, precise genetic ancestry analysis, and clinical risk models to provide comprehensive disease risk assessments. It is delivered via cloud-based and on-premise software (Allelica Precision Server) for labs and as cleared diagnostic tests (e.g., AbsoluteDx™, Breast Risk Reveal™) for clinicians.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
Allelica competes with other dedicated PRS companies (e.g., Myriad Genetics' RiskScore), direct-to-consumer genomics firms expanding into health (e.g., 23andMe), and large diagnostic labs developing their own polygenic scores. Its key differentiators are its strong focus on multi-ancestry validation, integration with established clinical models, and flexible platform offering for laboratories.