At Nanogen, Inc., the company develop diagnostic products that enable physicians to deliver improved patient care. The company's products allow faster and easier diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of cardiovascular disease and infectious diseases. These products include molecular diagnostic kits and reagents, and rapid test kits, which can be used in urgent care settings or at the point-of-care. Nanogen has pioneered developments in areas involving biomarkers, molecular biology and nanotechnology. The company's business focus is to bring better results to diagnostics and healthcare.

CellPoint Diagnostics is developing diagnostic, monitoring, and molecular analytical tools for cancer. Its technology captures and analyzes circulating tumor cells ("CTCs") directly from patient blood. Scientific and clinical data have demonstrated that CTCs are derived from the primary tumor, and the assessment of the number of CTCs in the blood has been shown to accurately predict survival for cancer patients.

theraGenetics is a personalized medicine diagnostics company developing pharmacogenetic tests to guide and improve the treatment of central nervous system (CNS) disorders; matching the medication to the patient.

XDx is a molecular diagnostics company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of non-invasive gene expression testing in the areas of transplant medicine and autoimmunity. Per the company, they have developed a proprietary method of utilizing gene expression in blood that aims to provide a new tool for physicians to manage the care of heart transplant patients. The molecular expression technology developed and implemented by XDx in heart transplant patient management is currently being explored to assist with other diseases that involve the immune system.

Tympany is developing automated, hearing, diagnostic technology. Tympany aims to improve early detection of hearing loss, increase access to diagnostics, and facilitate the ease and convenience of personalized treatment. The company is located in The Woodlands, Texas, with regional offices throughout the U.S

Micronics, Inc. is a developer of near patient in vitro diagnostic products for disease diagnosis, prognosis and treatment monitoring. The Company employs a core patent estate in microfluidics -- the ability to miniaturize complex tests onto credit card size disposable devices. Per the company, tests that today take hours to days in a central laboratory environment are processed on a Micronics disposable device in seconds to minutes.