Our Platform

Two complementary technology pillars

RNA nanotechnology and protein chemistry — integrated capabilities that bridge synthesis, characterization, and validation for your most demanding research programs.

RNA Technology

Programmable RNA nanostructures, custom strand synthesis, gene-silencing nanoparticles, and full QC validation — engineered from nucleotide to nanorobot.

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Protein Chemistry

Recombinant protein production, purification, biophysical characterization, and stability profiling — designed to support your structural biology and therapeutic programs.

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Core RNA Concepts

Understanding RNA Science

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What Is RNA?

Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is a biological polymer assembled from nucleotide building blocks. In living systems, RNA drives gene expression, protein production, gene regulation, and cellular signaling. Beyond its biological roles, RNA serves as a programmable nanoscale construction material. Because RNA strands naturally fold, bind, and self-assemble through predictable base-pairing rules, they can be engineered into functional molecular nanorobots with specific size, shape, and purpose — including the ability to carry therapeutic cargo to targeted locations.

RNA Nanotechnology

RNA Nanotechnology We Are Building

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Programmable RNA Nanostructures

Our plug-and-play assembly kits enable any lab to construct self-assembling RNA nanorobots from modular strand components. Each kit includes the RNA strands, assembly buffer, a detailed protocol, and full validation documentation — featuring reference gel images and size-distribution data — ensuring reproducible results from the very first reaction.

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Gene-Regulating RNA Nanoparticles

We engineer custom RNA nanoparticles composed of paired siRNA strands designed to silence specific target genes with precision in diverse cell types. These purpose-built constructs serve as tools for gene-regulation research and therapeutic development programs.

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Custom RNA Strands

We produce custom RNA tailored to your specific application, incorporating advanced chemistry such as backbone and base modifications for improved stability, along with conjugation of targeting ligands and fluorophores for cell-specific delivery and visualization.

Core Protein Concepts

Understanding Protein Chemistry

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What Are Proteins?

Proteins are large, complex biomolecules composed of one or more chains of amino acids folded into specific three-dimensional structures. They perform virtually every function within living cells — catalyzing metabolic reactions, replicating DNA, responding to stimuli, and transporting molecules. In research and industry, proteins serve as therapeutics, diagnostic reagents, research tools, and industrial enzymes. Understanding a protein's structure-function relationship is fundamental to drug discovery, synthetic biology, and bioengineering.