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DxTerity Opens Purpose-Built Torrance Headquarters and Laboratory
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DxTerity opens a purpose-built headquarters and clinical laboratory in Torrance, California, to support growing demand for its RNA-based genomic testing.
DxTerity today announced that it has completed its move into a new purpose-built headquarters and clinical laboratory at 2848 Columbia St. in Torrance, California.
The facility combines office space with a laboratory that was constructed from the ground up and designed specifically around DxTerity’s RNA-based genomic testing workflows. The new build gives the company purpose-designed space for sample accessioning, extraction and analysis, and room to add capacity as testing volumes grow. Since occupying the space, DxTerity has completed the regulatory milestones required to run clinical testing from the new location. The New York State Department of Health completed its laboratory inspection in July 2026, and the company completed ISO 13485 recertification for its product development services in August 2026. DxTerity’s laboratory remains CAP-accredited and CLIA-certified.
DxTerity’s tests — the Type 1 Interferon (IFN-1) assay for systemic lupus erythematosus and the Modular Immune Profile — use RNA measured from a small blood sample to characterize immune system activity, supporting clinicians and biopharma partners working in immune-mediated disease.
said Bob Terbrueggen, CEO of DxTerity.
DxTerity’s is pioneering RNA-powered precision diagnostics to help healthcare providers better understand autoimmune diseases and empower patients to live healthier lives through informed, personalized care. DxTerity operates a CAP-accredited, CLIA-certified laboratory in Torrance, California, and holds ISO 13485 certification for its product development services.
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DxTerity Opens Purpose-Built Torrance Headquarters and Laboratory
DxTerity opens a purpose-built headquarters and clinical laboratory in Torrance, California, to support growing demand for its RNA-based genomic testing.
DxTerity today announced that it has completed its move into a new purpose-built headquarters and clinical laboratory at 2848 Columbia St. in Torrance, California.
The facility combines office space with a laboratory that was constructed from the ground up and designed specifically around DxTerity’s RNA-based genomic testing workflows. The new build gives the company purpose-designed space for sample accessioning, extraction and analysis, and room to add capacity as testing volumes grow. Since occupying the space, DxTerity has completed the regulatory milestones required to run clinical testing from the new location. The New York State Department of Health completed its laboratory inspection in July 2026, and the company completed ISO 13485 recertification for its product development services in August 2026. DxTerity’s laboratory remains CAP-accredited and CLIA-certified.
DxTerity’s tests — the Type 1 Interferon (IFN-1) assay for systemic lupus erythematosus and the Modular Immune Profile — use RNA measured from a small blood sample to characterize immune system activity, supporting clinicians and biopharma partners working in immune-mediated disease.
said Bob Terbrueggen, CEO of DxTerity.
DxTerity’s is pioneering RNA-powered precision diagnostics to help healthcare providers better understand autoimmune diseases and empower patients to live healthier lives through informed, personalized care. DxTerity operates a CAP-accredited, CLIA-certified laboratory in Torrance, California, and holds ISO 13485 certification for its product development services.
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A simple look at how RNA-based testing can help uncover patterns in immune system activity and support more informed care decisions.
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Learn how patient-friendly testing can reduce barriers, improve convenience, and help people stay more connected to their health journey.
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Get the latest updates and news.
DxTerity’s patient-focused mission is to bring the power of at-home RNA-based genomic monitoring to improve the management of immune-mediated diseases and overall patient well-being.