LinkedIn · Oct 2025
Varun Govil announced the first EpiAmp dataset and whitepaper, claiming >99% per-doubling accuracy, faithful 5mC preservation across millions of CpG sites, and compatibility with short-read, long-read, and PCR-based workflows.
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Epinoma is a San Carlos-based biotechnology research / diagnostics company developing EpiAmp, a methyl-preserving, conversion-free amplification platform for DNA methylation analysis used in early cancer detection, MRD monitoring, and epigenetic therapeutics. Public funding records are inconsistent across databases, but the clearest source-backed announcement is a $3M seed financing led by SeedToB Capital.
Primary product
EpiAmp methyl-preserving amplification platform
Founded
2020
Headquarters
930 Brittan Avenue, San Carlos, CA 94070, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Sub-industry
Epigenetic diagnostics
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$3M
Latest round
Seed · Oct 2021
Latest amount
$3M
Oct 2021 · SeedToB Capital
Leadership
CEO and Co-Founder
Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
Advisor, Product Development Strategy
Founders
Co-Founder
Investors
Public careers copy emphasizes a multi-disciplinary, mission-driven scientific team and values of boldness, excellence, integrity, and collaboration; Epinoma also states it is an equal opportunity employer.
Compensation
Public job postings on YC list a Therapeutic Research Associate at $70K-$95K with 0.10%-0.25% equity and a Protein Scientist role at $90K-$125K with 0.25%-1.00% equity; no broader compensation policy is publicly posted.
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed; appears to be B2B platform licensing and custom assay development.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
USD 0 - 1,000,000
Estimated monthly visits
130
LinkedIn · Oct 2025
Varun Govil announced the first EpiAmp dataset and whitepaper, claiming >99% per-doubling accuracy, faithful 5mC preservation across millions of CpG sites, and compatibility with short-read, long-read, and PCR-based workflows.
GenomeWeb · Sep 2025
GenomeWeb reported Epinoma is commercializing EpiAmp, an exclusive-license methylation-preserving amplification chemistry developed at the University of Chicago. The article highlights low-input performance, >99% per-cycle preservation claims, pilot studies with partners such as Vesica Health, and an early-access launch plan.
Polsky Center · Jul 2025
The University of Chicago Polsky Center profile says Epinoma licensed the DNA methylation analysis technology, adapted it into a commercial-grade product, and is positioning EpiAmp for broader research and clinical adoption, including cancer detection and AI-enabled diagnostics.