Illumina, Inc.
A maker of DNA sequencing and genetic analysis instruments, Illumina is one of the world's largest genomics technology companies, serving researchers and clinicians in noninvasive prenatal testing and cancer detection. Founded in 1998 in San Diego by a venture capitalist and a Tufts chemist, its name comes from the Latin word for 'light,' a nod to its fluorescence-based detection—and despite how it sounds, it has nothing to do with the Illuminati. Sequencing machines like the MiSeq decode genomes.
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