Our kits take you from single cell or single nuclei suspensions through sequencing straight into biological insights.
Target 100s to 1000s of genes to analyze more samples with less sequencing.
Pair guide RNAs with single cell whole transcriptomes.
Transform single cell sequencing output into understandable results.
Parse Biosciences provides researchers with the ability to perform single cell sequencing with unprecedented scale and ease.
A Seattle-based company with the mission of accelerating progress in human health and scientific research.
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At Parse Biosciences, we are providing researchers with the ability to perform single cell sequencing with unprecedented scale and ease. Single cell RNA sequencing has already enabled breakthroughs in developmental biology, stem cell therapy, immunotherapy, and cancer treatments. Our foundational Evercode™ combinatorial barcoding technology is driving the next generation of discoveries.
Parse Biosciences is a Seattle-based company with the mission of accelerating progress in human health and scientific research.
The people of Parse are curious, collaborative, and driven by purpose.
Parse Biosciences is proud to be a gold sponsor of the Irish Computational Biology and Genomics Symposium. Parse team members will be available to introduce you to our products and answer any questions about the Evercode technology.
1,500+ immunologists from around the world attend the British Society for Immunology Congress. Parse Biosciences team members will be attending and available to share information about our technology and products at this conference.
Alex cofounded Parse Biosciences and leads the organization as its Chief Executive Officer. Alex is an experienced leader and technologist with a track record of pushing innovation in next-generation sequencing, machine learning, and predictive models of biology. As a Commercialization Fellow at the University of Washington, Alex co-invented the single cell technology that inspired Parse’s foundational Evercode™ platform. Alex is an active technical leader and inventor with multiple publications in high-profile journals such as Cell and Science and several patents.
Alex received a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington and BSE in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan.
Charlie cofounded Parse Biosciences and leads as its Chief Technology Officer. Charlie is passionate about biology-based technology development, with over a decade of driving innovation in the field. Prior to Parse, he was at the University of Washington where he received several fellowships from the NIH and Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center. This work generated high-profile publications in Science and informed the core technology of Parse Biosciences. Previously, Charlie contributed to innovations in drug delivery and microscopy at the Wyss Institute at Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania.
Charlie received a Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University of Washington and BSE in Biological Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech.
Britton serves as Chief Financial Officer at Parse Biosciences. Having worked in both emerging growth companies as well as large multinational organizations, Britton provides experienced financial leadership. He previously worked in Finance leadership positions at Genapsys, a DNA sequencing company; ArcherDX, a genomic analysis company; and later Invitae, after it acquired ArcherDX in October 2020. Prior, Britton held a diverse range of corporate finance roles with increasing responsibility at AstraZeneca, Genentech/Roche, and Royal Dutch Shell.
Britton holds an MBA from Rice University, a BS in Finance, and a BA in Business and Sustainability from Arizona State University.
