General Biotechnologies manufactures peptide therapeutics at a fraction of the current cost by genetically programming edible microbes to synthesise complex molecules. The company uses a programmable edible microbe (UTEX 3222) found in volcanic seeps to produce oral peptide drugs delivered in an edible powder format.
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Next-generation oral peptide therapeutics delivered in an edible powder format. Uses genetically engineered UTEX 3222 microbe (Cyanobacterium aponinum 'Chronus') as a drug-delivery capsule that protects 90% of peptides through the stomach. The microbe's thick cell wall and acid-resistant properties enable oral delivery of peptides that normally require injection, reducing costs by 42-84% compared to traditional manufacturing. Platform enables production of GLP-1, BPC-157, and other peptides at $2.90-$5.00 per day retail price.
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Regenesis GLP-1 200mg PO (once daily)
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