TL;DR: TAXA Biotechnologies is a Y Combinator Summer 2014 startup We enable cheaper, faster, and better genetic engineering of plants.…, currently inactive with a team of 2.
We enable cheaper, faster, and better genetic engineering of plants.…
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The TAXA platform has been specifically designed to enable anyone to perform metabolic engineering of plants without stepping into a lab. We provide access to protein engineering, DNA assembly, transient experiments and stable transformation as a service. The best thing is that anything "Powered by TAXA" is designed to be free from expensive regulatory approval, meaning the products are available for sale or distribution to consumers in the United States immediately after they are developed. For a detailed list of the experiments which can be run on our platform please see the Services page. Our vision is a world where bio-engineering is as easy and commonplace as mobile application development is today. Game-changing technologies, like genetic engineering, should not be the exclusive pre…
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Yes. TAXA Biotechnologies was funded by Y Combinator in the Summer 2014 batch. We enable cheaper, faster, and better genetic engineering of plants.…
The TAXA platform has been specifically designed to enable anyone to perform metabolic engineering of plants without stepping into a lab. We provide access to protein engineering, DNA assembly, transient experiments and stable transformation as a service. The best thing is that anything "Powered by TAXA" is designed t…
TAXA Biotechnologies was part of Y Combinator's Summer 2014 batch.
TAXA Biotechnologies has a team of 2 people according to Y Combinator's directory.
TAXA Biotechnologies is currently listed as Inactive with a team of 2 in Y Combinator's directory.
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