Sounds like science fiction, but it's what we are working toward. The convergence of two key technologies have finely made it possible. Using IBMs Quantum Computers and Google's Gemini Ultra AI, we now have the tools we need to make our dreams a reality. This same technology was used to create the Covid vaccines in 2020, it was the first mainstream test of genetic editing on the human population.
You are likely family with the "Non-GMO" labels that are being placed on your favorite organic consumables. GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organism, which means that two or more organisms DNA were mixed together to create a new organism. Corn for example was mixed with the DNA of the bacteria farmers use in their pesticide so that the corn produces the pesticide on its own. The effect this has on humans is still unknown, but consuming pesticide does not sound very healthy.
Our research utilizes Gene Editing, which is a very precise process of turning on or off traits within an organism's DNA. Imagine that DNA is like a circuit breaker box in your house. Turning on or off certain switches will have a dramatic effect on the house. Only difference is that DNA has 3.2 billion switches that need to be tested.
We use IBM Q as our quantum computing backend. Quantum Computers are able to approach a problem from all angles simultaneously, factoring massive datasets down to bite sized chunks, allowing us to complete research tests in minutes rather than decades.
Decoding DNA, to find the appropriate on and off switches, is like trying to unscramble a lockbox that has 3.2 billion digits, a feat only possible with quantum computers. By unlocking this code, we are able to isolate the healing traits of any plant or organism, allowing us to create natural pharmaceuticals that are highly targeted and safe to use.
What we could accomplish with our research is only limited by our imagination. Identifying the key to eliminating each disease is within our reach.
In 2019, we started out in a 3000 ft.² lab, then our rapid growth demanded a 24,000 ft.² lab, which we moved into in 2021 and are still at today in Tulsa, Oklahoma. At the end of 2023, we had upwards of $120M in tissue culture order requests, which would require us to again move into a larger space. We are in the process of raising capital preparing to add another 50,000 ft.² of space next door to our current lab. We are also hiring 25+ more team members over the next few months to help us increase our tissue culture production.
Our tissue cultures are in high demand because of our attention to detail. We start by cleaning up the DNA to make sure to remove undesirable traits. Then we grow the tissue cultures in our clean rooms to ensure they are virus free. The quality of our product has increased crop yields by 100% for our clients in the horticulture field. Best part is, we accomplish this without resorting to unnatural means, like creating GMOs.
