Prospective Research
Commercializing The Language Of Bacteria

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Developing Lifesaving Antibiotics using the secret language of bacteria.

Prospective Research, Inc. was founded with a vision to develop novel, lifesaving antibiotics.

70% of todays antibiotics come from soil microbes and yet less than 10% of the microbe’s potential has been tapped. Microbes have typically been cultured in isolation, removing them from the stimuli they need to produce their most potent antibiotics.

Our MicrobeMiner™ platform mimics stimuli in the soil, giving us exclusive access to untapped antibiotics.

Collection:  startup
Status: inactive
Type: Company/Start-up
Location: Beverly
United States
Tags: antibiotics

Prospective Research
Commercializing The Language Of Bacteria

About

Developing Lifesaving Antibiotics using the secret language of bacteria.

Prospective Research, Inc. was founded with a vision to develop novel, lifesaving antibiotics.

70% of todays antibiotics come from soil microbes and yet less than 10% of the microbe’s potential has been tapped. Microbes have typically been cultured in isolation, removing them from the stimuli they need to produce their most potent antibiotics.

Our MicrobeMiner™ platform mimics stimuli in the soil, giving us exclusive access to untapped antibiotics.

Collection:  startup
Status: inactive
Type: Company/Start-up
Location: Beverly
United States
Tags: antibiotics
Collection:  startup
Status: inactive
Type: Company/Start-up
Location: Beverly
United States
Tags: antibiotics

Prospective Research
Commercializing The Language Of Bacteria

About

Developing Lifesaving Antibiotics using the secret language of bacteria.

Prospective Research, Inc. was founded with a vision to develop novel, lifesaving antibiotics.

70% of todays antibiotics come from soil microbes and yet less than 10% of the microbe’s potential has been tapped. Microbes have typically been cultured in isolation, removing them from the stimuli they need to produce their most potent antibiotics.

Our MicrobeMiner™ platform mimics stimuli in the soil, giving us exclusive access to untapped antibiotics.

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