Seer Investor Presentation

November 2023

Safe harbor disclosures

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In light of the foregoing, investors are urged not to rely on any forward-looking statement in reaching any conclusion or making any investment decision about any securities of the Company.

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We imagine and pioneer new ways to

decode the secrets of the proteome

to improve human health

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Changing the trajectory

of deep, unbiased proteomics

Enabling customers to

Broadly accessible and

access deep, unbiased,

durably differentiated

rapid proteomics at

technology

scale

Large potential market

Management team

opportunity across

uniquely positioned to

proteomics, genomics

capitalize on proteomics

and new end markets

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Opening a new frontier in biology

Expanding proteomics and genomics markets via unbiased, deep, and rapid proteomics at scale

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Sources: Allied Market Research, Technavio

Proteomics

~$24B

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Unmet need for deep, unbiased proteomics at scale

Academic

Translational

Commercial

Pharma

Applied

Full characterization of the proteome is essential

Static

~20K

Genes

~200K

Transcripts

Transcriptomics

Dynamic

Millions

of Protein Variants

Proteomics

Phenotype

Genomics

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RNA processing

  • >1B genetic variants • Modest correlation of mRNA to proteins
  • <0.2% characterized • Distinct expression patterns in different cells
  • Protein variants can have distinct function
  • Population proteomics will annotate genome variants

Source: Isabell Bludau et al. Proteomic and interactomic insights into the molecular basis of cell functional diversity. Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology (2020).

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Functional understanding of protein variants across the population is key

UK Biobank study highlights the unmet need to understand how variation affects function

Population (~455,000 individuals)

Single individual (~20,000 genes)

All protein genetic variants

8,868,971

Potential deleterious variants

6,345,457

Protein loss of function

915,289

Change protein structure/binding

> 3 million

Protein variants per participant

9,506

Potential deleterious variants

2,945

Protein loss of function

214

Alternative splice forms

95% of genes

We have a lot more work to do and we are only at the beginning.

Source: Backman, J.D. et al. Exome sequencing and analysis of 454,787 UK Biobank participants. Nature 599, 628-634 (2021).

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Deep, unbiased proteomics will accelerate our understanding of biology

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Accelerate discovery of

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Seer is positioned to lead the proteomics revolution

Empowering

Establishing

at scale, first-of-

Seer as the

their-kind

premier provider

studies

in proteomics

Making deep,

unbiased

proteomics

Enabling unique

accessible to

applications and

more labs

insights

Analyze 10,000 samples per year with 1 Proteograph XT and 1 leading mass spec system

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Seer enables unbiased,

deep and rapid proteomic

analysis at scale

Unbiased

Deep

Taking advantage of the way proteins interact

A new gateway to the proteome

Lab on a

nanoparticle

Rapid

Large-scale

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