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Muse bio

www.musebio.com

 
Muse bio is transforming genome engineering by enabling, for the first time, high throughput massively-multiplexed CRISPR editing of proteins, pathways, and genomes. Through our powerful bioinformatics and novel molecular approach, ForgeCraft generates low-cost libraries of thousands of designer protein, pathway, or genome variants each with specifically defined, trackable mutations. This allows the impact of specific changes to be determined through rapid selection and high throughput screening allowing research timelines and costs to be reduced.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.musebio.com
  • 4001 Discovery Dr Suite N321, UCB 027
    Boulder, CO USA 80309

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