Today we are launching @BioDelivera a programmable drug delivery platform that delivers therapies only to diseased cells enabling cures for every disease. 🎯🧪
Less than 3% of an injected therapy reaches diseased cells. The rest ends up in healthy organs. At @BioDelivera we want to change that, our mission is to make every therapy accessible to patients.
Happy to build with @ikeda_trashi this exciting technology!
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X intro: I'm Matt, a Czech-Slovak guy in red glasses, programming plant DNA to build the first Crop Design Company, to make GMOs sexy again, eventually :)
Funny enough, my family were in Greenpeace, the biggest GMO haters. I wanted to be a conservationist and joined some NGOs, but also crypto-anarchy groups, where I realized the best way to protect nature is to own land privately and leave it be.
Biotech was my closest shot at money, since I won some national biology competitions. So I went into cancer research, where the money is, until I met a girl, a plant scientist. Didn't get the girl, but became the plant guy who led a student team winning iGEM, the Olympics of biotech, together with @matgries and @miro_slau, Nitroduck's co-founders :)
Before Nitroduck took over, I held Slovakia's birding Big Year record, was the country's most productive bike food courier, a landscape photographer, mountaineer, and crypto anarchist :))
Now I'm in the US, forever grateful for @ycombinator , 5050, Tesla FSD, and so much more this country gave me!
@mikhabazhenov@jamexnik_ You’re correct that mostly cereal pollen is short-lived but otherwise pollen is quite suitable for this, if you handle it correctly
@monica_graham@jamexnik_ Yes, we do go into new ones! That’s our main proposition. And it’s not really understood, why those 15% can be edited, it’s partly cause there has not been enough research on them (and figuring out a new crop can get expensive) but there’s something playing underneath definitely.