Seven Bridges, a Cambridge startup developing software to analyze genomes and medical data, said it has received $45 million in investor backing.

The Series A fund-raising was led by Kryssen Capital. Seven Bridges’ previous investors include Procyon Ventures, a Cambridge-based early stage investment firm.

Seven Bridges also said it is adding two high-profile names to its advisory board: former US senator Tom Daschle and Kai-Fu Lee, a former executive for Google and Microsoft.

Seven Bridges said its software can be run on private cloud-computing systems or publicly available alternatives, including Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud.

The company also has offices in London, San Francisco, and Belgrade, Serbia.

Curt Woodward can be reached at curt.woodward@globe.com.