The MicroByre team makes pets out of bacteria. The vast majority of prokaryotes on the planet are not currently considered cultivable, let alone genetically modifiable. MicroByre domesticates and then genetically engineers otherwise reluctant, recalcitrant, and rebellious bacteria. We get them to eat out of our hands.

Biotechnology

MicroByre

Joel Pastore

Ryan Murnane

Lasana Power

Jennifer Hovis

Nick Grundl

Peter Ruzevich

Colin Specht

Bryan Delgado

Naame Kelet

Ashley Arevalo Qasim

The Research and Development team at MicroByre is dedicated to pioneering methods for domesticating and genetically modifying diverse bacterial species. This group collaborates on innovative research projects, employing advanced data analysis and analytical techniques to unlock the potential of previously uncultivable bacteria. Their work focuses on optimizing genetic engineering processes, ultimately aiming to create novel bacterial "pets" that can offer unique benefits in various applications.

Research and Development

Research and Development

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