DotLab
Private Company
Total funding raised: $25.5M
Overview
DotLab is a private, US-based diagnostics company founded in 2015 to tackle the chronic under-diagnosis of endometriosis. Its core innovation is the DotEndo test, a first-of-its-kind blood test that analyzes microRNA signatures to identify active disease, potentially reducing the decade-long diagnostic delay. The company is currently in the commercial rollout phase, making the test available to select providers while continuing to validate it through clinical studies like the EMPOWER trial.
Technology Platform
Proprietary blood test analyzing a panel of six microRNA biomarkers to identify active endometriosis, using biostatistical algorithms for a binary result.
Funding History
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Risk Factors
Competitive Landscape
DotEndo appears to be a first-mover as a commercially available blood test for endometriosis. Competition includes other research-stage non-invasive diagnostics (e.g., other miRNA, proteomic tests) and the entrenched standard of laparoscopic surgery. The landscape is nascent but likely to become more competitive.