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π Embryo Corporation edited horse embryos directly for the first time. They have also edited cat embryos to make hypoallergenic pets.
πΆ OpenAIβs Sam Altman and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong are funding Preventive, one of the new startups researching CRISPR babies.
ποΈ Listen to the newest Biofounders interview with Grace Chuang on the biocreative path, fears in biotech branding, and what biotech is missing today.
𦣠Colossal Bioscience acquired Viagen to expand their de-extinction efforts through cloning and cryopreservation biotech.
π₯ Remilk is partnering with Gad Dairies to sell their bio-identical milk in Israel, the US, Canada and Singapore.
π¬ The Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative acquired Evolutionary Scale. The organization is refocusing its efforts on AI applied to scientific research.
π₯ EVERY raised $55M in a series D to expand their manufacturing capacity for precision fermentation egg proteins now hitting Walmarts across the US.
π€ Jeff Bezos is launching Project Prometheus with $6.2B to apply AI to the physical world, including drug discovery.
π Synonym raised $20M series A led by a South Korean conglomerate with other investments in biomanufacturing.
James Watson passed away this month. I think we should revisit his misogynous, racist and homophobic comments with new eyes.
Extra Biopunk: Asterix Foods, selective crystallization for cheaper purification, BilliontoOne IPO, first trillion-dollar biotech, the AGI argument for longevity.
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