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Manufactured by:Symberix, Inc. based inDurham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Trillions of microorganisms colonize the human body and play a central role in health and disease. Symbiotic drugs target bacteria to improve human health while leaving good microbes ...
Manufactured by:Moderna, Inc. based inCambridge, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
At Moderna, we are delivering on the promise of mRNA science to create a new generation of transformative medicines for ...
by:Microba Life Sciences based inBrisbane City, AUSTRALIA
Develop new health solutions from the gut microbiome; The microbiome represents a rich source of biology and chemistry to develop new products for improving human health. Unravelling this requires large, well-controlled datasets. Through its world-leading technology, Microba has generated a large databank of metagenomic gut ...
Manufactured by:Moon (Guangzhou) Biotech Co.,Ltd based inHuangpu District, CHINA
From tremendous microbiome resources to precision microbe-based drug. Human microbiome is recognized as the central hub of human health and disease development and harbors tremendous microbe-based drugs for improving human health and treating diseases. MoonBiotech is moving to a clinical-stage ...
Manufactured by:Ptxson Eco-Technology Co.,Ltd based inChangsha, CHINA
Compact design: the internal structural parts including water gas seperation device, built-in humidification bottle, cooling and heat dissipation system are designed to ensure the machine’s stable and safe running. The Benefits of Hydrogen Inhalation Therapy: The main benefits of hydrogen inhalation therapy include improving human health, ...
Manufactured by:OptiBiotix Health Plc. based inHeslington, UNITED KINGDOM
The human digestive tract contains a complex and diverse ecosystem of trillions of microorganisms, mainly bacteria. Recent advances in molecular and analytical techniques have permitted identification of bacterial species and strains that inhabit the gastrointestinal tract, their metabolic activity, and interactions with the human host. These studies have provided greater insight into the role ...