ID Genomics

ID Genomics

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $5.3M

Overview

ID Genomics is a private, pre-revenue diagnostics company tackling the global antibiotic resistance crisis through a proprietary platform that 'barcodes' bacterial strains to predict drug susceptibility. Its lead product, CLoNeT™, is in development for urinary tract infections (UTIs) and has shown promising preclinical results in dramatically reducing prescription errors. The company complements its assay development with a growing big-data repository, BactNet™, and offers a suite of microbial genomic analysis services. Its approach aims to shift infectious disease management from empirical treatment to precise, data-driven therapy.

Infectious DiseasesUrinary Tract Infections

Technology Platform

Proprietary bacterial DNA 'barcoding' assay (CLoNeT™) linked to a big-data metadata repository (BactNet™) that matches barcodes to antibiotic susceptibility profiles.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$5.3M
Series A$5M
Grant$300K

Opportunities

The global antibiotic resistance crisis creates a massive, urgent need for rapid precision diagnostics, particularly for high-volume infections like UTIs.
The adaptable platform allows for expansion into other bacterial and potentially fungal infections.
The service business provides a revenue stream and data-generation engine.

Risk Factors

Clinical validation of the CLoNeT™ assay is pending.
Commercial adoption requires changing clinical practice and competing with established diagnostic methods.
The business model is capital-intensive, and the company operates in a highly competitive landscape.

Competitive Landscape

ID Genomics competes with large diagnostic companies (e.g., BioMérieux, Becton Dickinson) offering automated culture and susceptibility systems, and with molecular diagnostic firms developing rapid PCR- and sequencing-based resistance tests. Its differentiation lies in the specific barcoding approach linked to a predictive database.