Applications

Infectious diseases are illnesses caused by pathogenic organisms like bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. Research into these organisms is essential because it provides key information about the origin and transmission routes of disease-causing organisms.

Genetic diseases are the result of alterations in a genome which manifests as phenotypical or developmental abnormalities, diseases, or predispositions to certain conditions. Studying genetic disease can be challenging in identifying the relevant alterations and their potential causation of a phenotype.

Antibody research is a crucial first step for antibody and immune-oncology drug development. This discovery research process includes steps from target assessment to lead optimization and applies a variety of molecular engineering and synthetic biology methods. Ultimately, lead candidates are selected based on a desired set of biological activities, including functionality, binding selectivity, affinity, and stability, which help to enable further antibody development studies.

Explore the various applications of synthetic biology through protein engineering. Using high-quality, high-fidelity DNA fragments, together with technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning, discover how protein engineering enables rapid discovery and advancement.