A diagnostic architecture designed for multi-market scale
⭐ Infrastructure Economics

A New Diagnostic Architecture for a Data-Driven Healthcare Era

Replacing fragmented diagnostic stacks with a software-defined sensing layer.

Guanine is building category-defining diagnostic infrastructure: a software-defined electrochemical sensing architecture that scales across markets, partners, and assay classes without rebuilding instrument stacks.

Built as infrastructure—not a single diagnostic product.
⭐ Why Investors Care

Why Architecture Matters to the Business

Infrastructure Economics

  • Hardware-bound diagnostics scale linearly with cost
  • Software-defined architectures scale exponentially
  • One sensing engine supports many markets and products
  • OEM partners can rehost biomarkers without rebuilding infrastructure
Guanine is positioned as infrastructure, not a single diagnostic product.

Why Software-Defined Matters to Investors

  • No optical stacks, lasers, or spectral scaling costs
  • Faster iteration cycles than hardware-locked competitors
  • OEM licensing scales without manufacturing bottlenecks
  • Software leverage increases margins over time
Scale comes from configuration—more assays and partners, not more hardware complexity.
⭐ Market Expansion Logic

One Infrastructure → Many Diagnostic Businesses

Investors should not read this as “sepsis first, then maybe more.” Sepsis is the proving ground for the architecture—chosen because it is the highest-cost, most time-critical clinical window where speed, breadth, and phenotypic confirmation must converge.

Sepsis
OEM Diagnostics
Pharma / CDx / TDM
Multi-omic AI Data

Expansion Path

  • Initial wedge: sepsis (highest-cost, most time-critical condition)
  • Platform expansion: OEM diagnostics, pharma, CDx, TDM, AI health
  • Partner scaling: rehost biomarkers without rebuilding instruments

Revenue Streams

  • Instruments (reader platforms)
  • Cartridges & consumables
  • Software & analysis layers
  • OEM licensing & developer kits
Sepsis is the proof point—architecture is the business.
⭐ IP & Defensibility

Architectural Lock-In, Not Just Novelty

Guanine’s defensibility is rooted in a molecular signal layer and software–hardware co-design. This is not replicable by “adding software” to legacy instruments—because the signal primitive itself is molecular and reversible.

Core Moats

  • Reversible quadruplex tags → stable signal primitives
  • CME → multiplexing scalability
  • MDWC → signal separation moat
  • Software–hardware co-design → high switching costs

Why Switching Costs Rise

  • Assay menus scale within a shared sensing layer
  • Performance improves via software updates and waveform control
  • Partner biomarkers can be rehosted without new instrument stacks
  • Platform learning compounds across assays, matrices, and workflows
Defensibility compounds as the platform scales—across assays, partners, and data.
⭐ Diligence & Trust

Technical & IP Transparency

Granted Patents

Non-Confidential Materials

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Upon Request

  • Non-confidential architecture materials for initial review
  • Deeper technical diligence under NDA
  • Partner evaluation packages for strategic collaborators
Built for institutional diligence, strategic partnerships, and long-term scale.
⭐ Why Now

The Diagnostic Landscape Has Shifted—Permanently

Guanine is purpose-built for this new diagnostic reality: time-critical decisions, rising system costs, and a growing need for dense, quantitative multi-omic data.

Clinical Drivers

  • Sepsis and AMR require rapid, actionable data
  • Drug susceptibility must move beyond culture
  • Clinicians need integrated host–pathogen–phenotype insight

Economic Drivers

  • Hospitals face severe cost and staffing pressures
  • Diagnostics must move closer to the patient and reduce burden

OEM & Data Drivers

  • Optical platforms are hitting hard multiplexing limits
  • OEMs want scalable assay menus without rebuilding stacks
  • AI requires rich, quantitative multi-omic data