Microsynbiotix

15/06/2018

We are making great progress :)

Irish biotech company, MicroSynbiotiX Ltd, says it is making significant progress around proof of concept of its edible vaccine system, showing that it can use microalgae as an oral delivery platform to vaccinate farmed juvenile fish.

02/03/2018

Look forward to showing our Innovation in Norway, Bergen on 8th March 2018

SHOWCASING INNOVATIONS FOR SEAFOOD INNOVATION AWARDSEAFOOD INNOVATION DAY NASF 2018, March 8th, Bergen, Norway Del Presenting Companies: Seafood Innovation Award MICROSYNBIOTIX MicroSynbiotix are developing a novel, patent-pending method of producing oral vaccines using transgenic microalgae. Our so...

08/12/2017

We have a position open in San Diego for a research associate.

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15/06/2017

Thank you everyone who has applied to our Senior Scientist position in San Diego. We have received a great many number of high-quality applicants. We will be closing our call for applicants on Monday (19 June 2017), so we highly recommend that if you have not applied yet, please do so as soon as you can. http://bit.ly/2rWAvWg

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27/02/2017

I am very pleased to know that MicroSynbiotiX has won an International Business competition... :)

Start-up company MicroSynbiotiX has won the final of the Nutreco Feed Tech Challenge Event. The event took place on 22 and 23 February and consisted of several challenge rounds during which 10

16/02/2017

An update on the algal insulin work!

We were finally able to detect the algae proinsulin gene. We had re-cultured the emergent transformed microalgal colonies on minimal media to ensure that the colonies contained our pASapI-proinsulin DNA vector. Only those microalgae which contain our DNA construct (which also contained a restored...

16/02/2017

Humans won't survive on Mars for very long if they don't learn to grow their own food.

18/09/2016

Some algae can grow very ferociously... almost as aggressively as yeast. Getting good yields is not just about optimizing expression.... it's also about picking the right strain.