Jason Chin
Founder

Constructive.Bio utilizes a dual-technology platform that combines de novo genome synthesis and engineered translation to create programmable biomolecules with high fidelity. This approach addresses the limitations of traditional biomanufacturing by enabling the production of customized bioproducts, including phage-resistant strains and next-generation therapeutics.
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Founder
Traditional biomanufacturing processes face limitations in producing customized bioproducts and ensuring resilience against phage infections and horizontal gene transfer. Existing methods struggle to create programmable biomolecules with high fidelity and specificity, hindering advancements in therapeutics and industrial applications.
Constructive.Bio offers a dual-technology platform combining de novo genome synthesis and engineered translation to create programmable biomolecules. Their patented Syn61 strain expands the genetic code, enabling the production of customized biopolymers with unparalleled fidelity. This approach allows for the creation of phage-resistant strains and next-generation therapeutics. By hijacking the protein translation machinery of cells, Constructive.Bio produces sequence-defined biopolymers at scale, unlocking new dimensions in therapeutics, chemicals, and biomaterials. The platform's ability to produce strains resistant to phage infections and horizontal gene transfer ensures reliable, large-scale biomanufacturing.
The primary target audience includes companies in the therapeutics and industrial biomanufacturing sectors seeking to create customized bioproducts and enhance the resilience of their bioprocesses.