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by Claremont Creek Alerts on December 15th, 2011 
September 9, 2011 source: originally published in the San Francisco Business Times
Photo: Spencer Brown The winner “is the company that’s going to help families,” says GSN CEO Rabinowitz.
Gene Security Network’s race to develop safer, more accurate prenatal test is all business for Matt Rabinowitz — and it’s personal.
A relative of Rabinowitz, Gene Security Network’s CEO, took a blood test for the likelihood of Down’s syndrome in her unborn baby and . . .
→ Read full post: Claremont Creek Ventures’ portfolio company Gene Security Network in race for prenatal test
by Brad Webb on July 6th, 2011 July 1, 2011 source: Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News by Brad Webb
Rapid Transition from Laboratory Discoveries to Commercialization Is Transforming Healthcare
It’s been less than a decade since a full human genome was sequenced, but already there is talk that the promise of genomics-inspired personal medicine is not being realized. I couldn’t disagree more. As we point out in this article, cardiologists, psychiatrists, and internists can now order quick and inexpensive genetics-based screening . . .
→ Read full post: Moving Quickly from an Idea to a Product
by Claremont Creek Alerts on November 3rd, 2010 November 1, 2010 source: Gene Security Network (download the pdf press release)
REDWOOD CITY, CA – November 1, 2010 – Gene Security Network, Inc. (GSN) today announced the closing of its $12M Series C financing. The financing round was led by Sequoia Capital and included Claremont Creek Ventures, Founders Fund, and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
GSN is a molecular diagnostics company using data informatics to enhance genetic testing of DNA. . . .
→ Read full post: Gene Security Network Completes Funding to Expand Into New DNA Testing Markets
by Claremont Creek Alerts on August 11th, 2010 August 10, 2010 source: Send2Press Newswire DAVIS, Calif., Aug. 10 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — California IVF: Davis Fertility Center, Inc. (californiaivf.com), working in conjunction with Gene Security Network (genesecurity.net) leads the field in bringing a new test to patients that combines the detection of single-gene genetic disorders with a 24 chromosome screening. Using Gene Security Network’s Parental Support™ technology, at-risk couples undergoing in vitro fertilization can now test developing embryos for a larger number . . .
→ Read full post: Fertility Patients Can Now Use One Screening for Multiple Types of Genetic Diseases Before Pregnancy
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