Nurture makes the epigenome actionable
Read, understand, and remodel it to accelerate adaptation.
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The genome tells us what life is made of. The epigenome determines how life adapts, remembers, and responds.
It's the layer where biology encodes changes. When the epigenome becomes actionable, every biology company is an epigenomics company.
Platform
Introducing Tellus
Read the epigenome, understand it, and remodel it with Tellus. Three capabilities in one system. Tellus is how the epigenome becomes computable. It turns raw data into your answer.
- Observational
Handle any amount of data.
Ingest terabytes natively, layer them, and read them in real time.
- Actionable
Find the signal fast.
From noise to what matters.
- Designable
Know your next move.
From a pile of data to an answer, in one place.
Tellus is in private beta. We're opening early access to a small group of researchers who want to run their own data through the platform.
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Notes from Nurture
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One Genome, Many Biological States
Why the harder problem in epigenomics is no longer measuring the epigenome, but interpreting it.
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Nature, Nurture, and the Shape of DNA
A question about avocados became an epigenomics company. Nurture's founders on cellular memory, the chasm between the promise of the epigenome and the tools to work in it, and what they're building to cross it.
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Introducing Nurture: Accelerated Adaptation
Why we started Nurture, and what becomes possible when biology's most powerful layer becomes actionable.
Backed by
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- Ambush Capital
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- Jeremy Yap
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