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Inscripta announced it raised $4.4 Million in an initial filing from an offering of $4.4 Million
Amount Raised
$4.4 Million
Round Type
seed
Company Information
Location
Boulder, Colorado, United States
About
Inscripta® is a life science technology company committed to creating a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world through biomanufacturing. A global leader in genome engineering, our innovations are designed to unlock the full potential of the bioeconomy. We are committed to the continued development of critical technologies that enable scientists to bolster and expand domestic biomanufacturing, and spur new, safe, and secure biotech innovations. Inscripta supports customers around the world from facilities in Pleasanton and Burlingame, California. To learn more, visit Inscripta.com and follow @InscriptaInc.
Company News
(10 articles)Inscripta - Crunchbase
INSCRIPTA® ACQUIRES INFINOME BIOSCIENCES AND SESTINA BIO TO ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE BIOMANUFACTURING - PR Newswire
Inscripta closes $150M VC round, scores first commercial buyer of CRISPR gene editing platform - Fierce Biotech
Inscripta Launches the World’s First Benchtop Platform for Digital Genome Engineering - SynBioBeta
Hunterian Medicine® Licenses Inscripta’s MAD7™ Nuclease to Advance Gene Editing Research and Development - Business Wire
How The Skincare Industry Is Turning to Gene Editing in a Race Against Time - Forbes
Inscripta Announces the First Commercial Shipment of Its Onyx™ Digital Genome Engineering Platform and Closes $150 Million in New Financing - Business Wire
Amyris Partners with Inscripta to Enhance Development of Sustainable Ingredients Using the Onyx™ Genome Engineering Platform - SynBioBeta
SESTINA BIO USES INSCRIPTA'S ONYX® PLATFORM TO DEVELOP MICROBIAL STRAIN READY FOR SCALE-UP IN LESS THAN 12 MONTHS - PR Newswire
Deep mutational scanning of essential bacterial proteins can guide antibiotic development - Nature
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