Sigma Genetics
YC W17Seattle, US · 2 employees · 2 known investors
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Sigma Genetics makes devices that use magnetic fields to introduce DNA, RNA, and other charged molecules into cells, offering advantages over electroporation including reduced arcing, better scalability, and reduced invasiveness for in vivo applications. The technology targets cell therapies, cancer drug delivery, DNA vaccines, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, and cosmetics.
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W17)




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Frequently asked questions
- What does Sigma Genetics do?
- Sigma Genetics makes devices that use magnetic fields to introduce DNA, RNA, and other charged molecules into cells, offering advantages over electroporation including reduced arcing, better scalability, and reduced invasiveness for in vivo applications. The technology targets cell therapies, cancer drug delivery, DNA vaccines, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, and cosmetics.
- Who founded Sigma Genetics?
- Sigma Genetics was founded by Karen Eaton, Matthew Scholz, Chris Pihl, Zachary R..
- Who are Sigma Genetics's investors?
- Sigma Genetics's investors include Invariantes Fund, Y Combinator.
- Where is Sigma Genetics headquartered?
- Sigma Genetics is headquartered in Seattle, US.




