The Inscripta™ Blog
September 21, 2021
Review of recent achievements in engineering microbial production systems
At Inscripta, we keep our hand on the pulse of recent developments and trends in genome engineering technologies. A recent review article by…
September 14, 2021
Inside Inscripta: Eileen Spindler, Applications
We hope you’re enjoying getting to know the amazing people on the Inscripta team! Today we’ll catch up with Eileen Spindler, Director of…
September 7, 2021
Improving Protein Production in Yeast with Targeted and Exploratory Approaches
Recombinant proteins have many applications, from enzymes and protein therapeutics to meat and materials alternatives, and there is significant…
August 31, 2021
Inscripta Technology Helps Scientists Characterize the Evolution of Bacterial Persistence
Antibiotic resistance is a growing problem worldwide. Although it has not been studied in as much depth, bacterial persistence offers another…
August 24, 2021
In New Publications, Scientists Report Use of MAD7 Nuclease for Plant Editing and More
A key part of Inscripta’s mission is making genome engineering more accessible. To that end, we released the MAD7TM nuclease sequence for…
August 17, 2021
New Market Report Highlights Opportunity in Synthetic Biology Field
A recent industry report released by the equity research team at William Blair offers a great view of the synthetic biology market — both its…
August 10, 2021
Inside Inscripta: Tyson Shepherd, Applications
Our employee profile series is still going strong! Let’s chat with Tyson Shepherd, Senior Scientist in Microbial Applications Development. The…
August 3, 2021
Introducing BioCantor, a Python Library to Navigate Data Coordinate Systems
We’re excited to release a new tool designed by Inscripta’s scientists to help bioinformaticians and genomic scientists work more easily with…
July 27, 2021
Heterologous Protein Optimization with Inscripta’s Onyx Workflow
Optimization of protein function and expression is important for academic research as well as industrial applications. Historically,…