
eXoZymes
@exozymes
Pioneering AI-engineered enzymes - exozymes - that can sustainably transform feedstock into chemicals, medicines, and biofuels (Nasdaq: $EXOZ) #exozymes
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https://exozymes.com 14-02-2025 14:24:49
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As seen on Fox Business today, Chief Strategist at the Basenese Group, Lou Basenese, stated on eXoZymes' addressable market: "I mean, this sounds ridiculous, but it's in the trillions of market, I mean, trillions of dollars. And that's backed by McKinsey & Company - they did a study


We plan to host a webinar on Wednesday April 2, 2025 at 4:30 PM Eastern Time / 1:30PM Pacific to discuss its results for the fourth quarter and full year 2024. Michael Heltzen (Michael Heltzen), CEO of eXoZymes, will lead the call and will be joined by select members of the management


We plan to host a webinar on Wednesday April 2, 2025 at 4:30 PM Eastern Time / 1:30PM Pacific to discuss its results for the fourth quarter and full year 2024. Michael Heltzen (Michael Heltzen), CEO of eXoZymes, will lead the call and will be joined by select members of the management


From Chemical Engineering: “In our bio-transformations, getting rid of the cells avoids complexity and concerns about cell toxicity that are not usually present in traditional chemical catalysis. We are bringing on more of a traditional chemical mindset to an inherently biological






Our VP of Research Tyler Paz Korman was interviewed by Jane King on Bloomberg TV this Saturday: "What we're trying to do is really to redefine how people make chemicals. Chemicals that you use in your everyday life. These could be nutraceuticals or fuels - but in a sustainable

💥 enzymes x AI = exozymes 💫 We're excited to announce that we'll be sponsoring this year's SynBioBeta conference, May 5-8 in San José, CA! Get your tickets here: hubs.la/Q03hBn_f0 - and please let us know you're coming, so we can meet up! #synbiobeta2025 #enzymes


Cover story in GEN Biotechnology: Bringing clarity and precision to the cell-free space by introducing 'exozymes' as a scientific nomenclature. Dr. Tyler Korman (Tyler Paz Korman), co-founder and VP of Research at eXoZymes states, “By introducing exozymes as a common terminology, we

The team of in- and external authors are proud of getting the cover story in GEN Biotechnology - just released in their April issue. The aim of this peer-reviewed and Open Access article is to introduce 'exozymes' as a new scientific nomenclature to bring clarity in the cell-free



