Mission Bio

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $110M

Overview

Mission Bio is a private, commercial-stage company offering a unique single-cell multi-omics platform called Tapestri. The platform enables researchers to analyze DNA mutations (SNV/CNV) and protein expression from the same cell, providing high-resolution insights into clonal heterogeneity in cancer and the outcomes of genome editing. Founded in 2014, the company targets the research and translational oncology market, with a growing focus on clinical biomarker discovery and partnerships with biopharma to advance precision medicine.

OncologyHematologic MalignanciesSolid Tumors

Technology Platform

Tapestri Platform: A single-cell multi-omics platform that simultaneously measures DNA (SNVs and CNVs) and protein from the same cell using microfluidics, barcoding, and targeted NGS.

Funding History

3
Total raised:$110M
Series C$70M
Series B$30M
Series A$10M

Opportunities

The growing demand for single-cell analysis in precision oncology and the rapid expansion of the cell and gene therapy market present significant opportunities.
Mission Bio's platform is uniquely positioned to become a standard tool for characterizing tumor heterogeneity and for quality control in CRISPR-based therapies, opening doors to biopharma partnerships and potential companion diagnostic pathways.

Risk Factors

Key risks include intense competition in the single-cell genomics space from larger, well-capitalized players, potential challenges in driving widespread adoption of a complex multi-omics workflow, and dependence on the research tools market which may require significant investment to transition into clinical diagnostics.

Competitive Landscape

Mission Bio competes in the single-cell analysis market against major players like 10x Genomics (strong in single-cell RNA-seq and spatial biology) and Bio-Rad/Standard BioTools. Its primary differentiation is the simultaneous detection of DNA mutation and protein data from the same cell, a niche not fully addressed by competitors who often offer separate solutions for genomics and proteomics.