To execute on its mission, Intrexon has integrated a suite of technologies and expertise across a number of cellular systems to drive development and commercialization of bio-based solutions. Our solutions include: Friendly™ Aedes mosquitoes genetically engineered to suppress the invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito; Arctic® apples that will not brown when bitten, sliced, or bruised; a clinically validated transcriptional gene switch to precisely control production of biotherapeutics; bovine reproductive technologies driving genetic gain for the dairy and beef industries; genetically engineered miniature swine models to provide better predictive efficacy in evaluation of new medicines; and our AquAdvantage® salmon bringing productivity benefits to the aquaculture industry through our majority-owned subsidiary AquaBounty. Intrexon’s cutting-edge platforms have broad applicability, thus opening the door to the considerable potential of engineered biology.
Intrexon and our collaborators are building solutions to challenging issues across fields as diverse as medicine, fuel, agriculture, nutrition, personal care, chemicals, and manufacturing, forging a sustainable path forward for current and future generations. We call our approach Better DNA® and invite you to discover more at www.dna.com or follow us on Twitter at @Intrexon, on Facebook and LinkedIn.
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| Sep 27, 2019 | How To Spot A Synthetic Biology Unicorn | Biotech is projected to reach $775 billion by 2024, but dozens of companies in the field of ... [+] synthetic biology are creating magical tools to go beyond that. Look here for the next unicorn. Jelena Trmčić for SynBioBeta |
| Apr 4, 2019 | The Precision Indoor Plants Consortium Wants to Make Your Tomatoes Tasty Again | How often do you eat a tomato that’s as tasty as you remember them being in your childhood? Not often right? And when you do it’s likely an heirloom variety you’ve picked up at your local farmers’ market. That’s because the varieties of tom... |
| Mar 26, 2019 | Animal AgTech, The Sector’s Awkward Uncle, Proudly Struts Its Stuff In San Fran | This year’s Rethink AgriFood Innovation Week in San Francisco saw an awkward uncle stride proudly into the week’s agenda for the first time with last Monday’s inaugural Animal AgTech Innovation Summit. Animal agritech often struggles to evi... |
| Sep 17, 2018 | Here’s a look at Maryland’s publicly-traded biotech companies | When talk turns to Maryland’s biotech bonafides, the ideas and talent being produced by government institutions like NIH, and research-oriented universities with connected health systems such as Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland are ... |
| Jun 9, 2016 | How Big Data is Disrupting Agriculture from Biological Discovery to Farming Practices | Editor’s Note: Vonnie Estes is an agtech consultant with a particular focus on building biotech-focused startups. She has worked in business development roles at three of the big 6 — Monsanto, Syngenta, and DuPont — and is a known face in t... |
| Jan 18, 2016 | 5 Lessons from Raising Venture Capital in Agtech | Editor’s Note: Matthew B. Crisp is president, CEO and co-founder of Benson Hill Biosystems, the ag solutions company that is improving plant genetics to increase crop productivity through photosynthesis. Benson Hill raised a $7.3 million Se... |
| Jan 13, 2016 | JMP Group Announces Closing of $245M Harvest Intrexon Enterprise Fund | San Francisco, CA-based Harvest Capital Strategies has raised $245m for the Harvest Intrexon Enterprise Fund, an investment vehicle dedicated to funding companies that utilize the inventions, discoveries and technologies of Intrexon Corpora... |
| Dec 31, 2013 | Rare disease biotech picks up $8M, drug development partner for DNA-based therapies | The goal for Agilis and Intrexon is to use Intrexon’s gene switch technology to develop drugs that will repair the defective gene and enable increased production of the frataxin protein. Under the options of the deal, Agilis and Intrexon co... |
| Dec 26, 2013 | Intrexon acquires San Diego-based stem cell company for $26M | Germantown-based biotech company Intrexon Corp. has acquired a San Diego-based company for $26 million. According to CityBizList, the Maryland synthetic biology company bought Medistem Inc., which has led the development of “universal donor... |
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FAQ about intrexon
When was intrexon founded?
intrexon was founded in 1998.
What has the press written about intrexon?
Parsers VC has collected 27 articles mentioning intrexon, among them “How To Spot A Synthetic Biology Unicorn” (Sep 27, 2019) and “The Precision Indoor Plants Consortium Wants to Make Your Tomatoes Tasty Again” (Apr 4, 2019).
Is intrexon still active?
Yes, intrexon is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from May 18, 2024.