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Beneficial Bio Ltd
Beneficial Bio - Affordable Research | Accelerating Impact Beneficial.Bio
Beneficial Bio is a network of social enterprises run by biologists. We help labs around the world undertake affordable research and accelerate their impact on society. ORDER NOW at a cheap price and get fast delivery.
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Beneficial Bio provides affordable research products and services, including plastic consumables, PCR, gel electrophoresis, and DNA kits.
Beneficial Bio provides affordable research products and services, including PCR, gel electrophoresis, and DNA kits.
Beneficial Bio is a network of social enterprises run by biologists with the goal of helping labs around the world secure reagents quickly and economically. Beneficial Bio Ltd UK is a non-profit company which supports the development of manufacturing and sales nodes in the global South to produce open source reagents using materials including those emerging from OpenPlant, specifically the Open Enzyme Collection and Biomaker Challenge hardware. The initial pilot partner is in Cameroon with further partnerships being explored in Chile, Ghana, Ethiopia and Nigeria.
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Partnered with MboaLab Biotech in Cameroon to establish the country's first private sector biomanufacturing facility using synthetic biology techniques and open source tools. Employing four full time staff including two scientists. Six interns hosted from local universities, one of which has gone on to full time employment with the company and two have gone on to MSc or PhD programmes in Europe. Projected revenues of $250k+ in 2021 and further funding secured from Volkswagen Stiftung and Open Society Foundations.