
Clock Bio
Finding ways to extend and improve the quality of life by reversing the harmful effects of time in cells, harnessing the regenerative capabilities of human pluripotent stem cells.
Date | Investors | Amount | Round |
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$5.3m | Seed | ||
Total Funding | 000k |
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Clock.bio is a cutting-edge biotechnology startup focused on understanding and reversing the aging process at the cellular level. The company operates in the biotech and life sciences market, primarily serving research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare providers interested in anti-aging therapies and regenerative medicine.
Clock.bio's unique approach involves using human-induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs), which are special cells that can turn into any type of cell in the body and have the ability to rejuvenate themselves. Unlike traditional methods that only observe how diseases develop over time, Clock.bio employs advanced CRISPR technology—a tool for editing genes—to identify the specific genes responsible for aging and rejuvenation. By forcing hiPSCs to age and then triggering their self-rejuvenation mechanisms, the company can pinpoint the genes that play a crucial role in these processes.
The business model of Clock.bio revolves around providing valuable insights and data to its clients. They conduct large-scale CRISPR screens on hiPSCs to uncover gene candidates that are directly involved in cell rejuvenation. This data is then sold to pharmaceutical companies and research institutions that are developing new treatments for age-related diseases and conditions. Additionally, Clock.bio may offer consulting services and collaborative research opportunities to further monetize their expertise.
Revenue is generated through the sale of proprietary data, licensing agreements, and research collaborations. By offering a unique and scientifically advanced product, Clock.bio positions itself as a leader in the anti-aging and regenerative medicine markets.
Keywords: biotechnology, anti-aging, stem cells, CRISPR, gene editing, rejuvenation, regenerative medicine, research, pharmaceutical, life sciences.