Eric Woo
Founder

AminoChain provides decentralized infrastructure for transparent and trusted research by connecting participants, samples, and data. The platform features a Specimen Center for searching harmonized biorepository inventories and a Donor Platform for participant engagement and consent management. This ecosystem ensures auditable consent, faster discovery of research-ready samples, and cryptographic provenance across all research assets.
Raised to date
$7MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
$5M across 1 disclosed round





+2$5M · Seed
Announced Sep 2024 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $5M
Reported total $7M
Incomplete round history. $2M of the $7M reported total isn’t matched to a known round.
Founder
The procurement of biosamples and sharing of research data in healthcare is often inefficient due to fragmented inventory management and a lack of unified platforms for collaboration between researchers and donors. This can lead to delays in research, increased costs, and limited access to critical biosamples.
AminoChain provides a platform designed to streamline the handling of biosamples by connecting data across healthcare companies. The platform facilitates the connection of worldwide inventories of biosamples and research data, aiming to power the next generation of pre-clinical research economies. It allows users to query sample and data collections, maintain ownership of assets and intellectual property, and build a network of collaborators. The SpecimenCenter unifies sample procurement end-to-end, enabling users to connect with collaborators, search for available samples, reach agreements, and handle payments within a single platform.
The primary target audience includes healthcare companies, researchers, and biobanks involved in pre-clinical research and biosample procurement.