Nanostring
acquired by Bruker4 known investors
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Acquired by Bruker Corporation April 2024 · $392.6M (approximately $392.6 million in cash for substantially all assets) · source ↗
NanoString (part of Bruker Spatial Biology) develops instruments and assays for spatial biology and gene expression analysis, including single-cell and subcellular spatial transcriptomics, proteomics, and multiomics. Its systems serve researchers in oncology, biomarker discovery, neuroscience, and translational and clinical research.
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4 people who came through Nanostring went on to found or lead other companies.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Nanostring do?
- NanoString (part of Bruker Spatial Biology) develops instruments and assays for spatial biology and gene expression analysis, including single-cell and subcellular spatial transcriptomics, proteomics, and multiomics. Its systems serve researchers in oncology, biomarker discovery, neuroscience, and translational and clinical research.
- Who are Nanostring's investors?
- Nanostring's investors include Aspect Ventures, Foresite Capital, Kicker Ventures, Owl Capital.
- Who acquired Nanostring?
- Nanostring was acquired by Bruker.









