The underlying technology demonstrates the use of enhanced enzyme systems outside of cells to build chemicals, bypassing many of the limitations associated with traditional cell-based synthetic biology (SynBio).

 

Today, Invizyne Technologies, Inc., (NASDAQ:IZTC) ("Invizyne"), started trading on Nasdaq, marking the next era of biomanufacturing, based on an idea pioneered by UCLA Professor Emeritus James Bowie over a decade ago: Making enzymatic pathways function outside the constraints of living cells.

 

“We were frustrated with the limitations of working with enzymatic pathways inside cells, which made us wonder whether we could get rid of the cells altogether,” said Bowie. “I was lucky to have a team with enough talent and grit to actually make it work.”  

 

After founding Invizyne in 2019 and continuing their work to mature the technology, today’s public listing on Nasdaq marks another milestone. “The team is excited to show the world what cell-free biomanufacturing can do,” Bowie said. “I personally believe there is a huge potential to replace much of current chemical production with our environmentally friendly alternative.”

 

Invizyne CEO Michael Heltzen adds, “After joining as the CEO, it very quickly became obvious to me that this is a world-class scientific team, able to pull off what most scientists previously thought to be impossible: Making cell-free enzymatic pathways run chemical reactions without the need of the cell. We are thereby bypassing many of the limitations associated with cell-based synthetic biology. Now we aim to show our investors and the world that our next generation enzymes and biomanufacturing platform is commercially viable through licensing deals and different types of partnerships.”
 

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About Invizyne

Invizyne Technologies, Inc. is pioneering the next generation of enzymes and biomanufacturing with its breakthrough cell-free platform. Founded in 2019, Invizyne has developed efficient and sustainable methods for producing a wide range of chemicals, from pharmaceuticals to biofuels. Unlike the first generation of biomanufacturing that relies on living cells, Invizyne's platform uses next gen enzymes and enzyme support systems to directly catalyze complex chemical reactions otherwise only possible inside of cells, bypassing many of the limitations associated with synthetic biology (SynBio). Positioned for scalable and sustainable chemical production, Invizyne empowers their customers and partners with custom biosolutions that hold the potential to transform the future of biomanufacturing.

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