investment analyst coverage

The investment bank gave a price target of $3.33 per share for Aspira, which focuses on women's health, and $11.97 for dermatology firm DermTech.

The investment bank projects medium-term revenue growth in the low teens, thanks to new test launches and expanded payor contracts for the company.

The investment bank also moved the company's stock price target to $45 from a prior target of $25 and noted several recent acquisitions by Invitae.

The company holds a leading position in reproductive testing and is expected to rapidly grow its oncology business to address a total market of $21 billion.

The investment bank said that the company's noninvasive genomic test for melanoma detection could capture a large market currently served by invasive biopsies.

The investment bank said it believes OraSure will obtain an FDA Emergency Use Authorization for its COVID-19 antigen test that could lift its stock price.

The coverage comes after the women's health diagnostics firm went public last month, seeking up to $100 million in the offering.

The investment bank said CareDx's products are gaining traction and that the stock is positioned for 20 percent to 30 percent growth over the next few years.

The investment bank gave shares of the Temple City, California-based genetic testing company a buy rating and a $20 price target.