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Resurrect Bio
Resurrect Bio is a plant biotech start-up, based in London. We will improve the immune system of crop species.
Financial period: 1 Jan 2024 to 31 Dec 2024
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Published 01 Oct 2024 10:52
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Resurrect Bio develops gene editing technology designed to resurrect R-genes in crops such as soy, aiming to provide a more sustainable alternative to chemical agricultural controls.
Delivering disease resistance traits. Integrating AI into plant disease resistance breeding.
1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026
Protecting crops from disease is essential for ensuring high yields, global food security, and achieving net zero goals. Resurrect Bio is at the forefront of pioneering research into plant immunity, with the aim of developing an agile, rapid trait discovery platform for precision breeding. A key component of this groundbreaking research is testing the int...
1 Oct 2024 to 31 Mar 2025
Protecting crops from disease is essential to ensuring yield and global food security. A pivotal aspect of this is understanding the interaction between plants and their pests & pathogens, which traditionally includes many time-consuming manual processes. Our project targets one aspect of the research and development process and aims to significantly redu...
1 Apr 2024 to 30 Nov 2024
In modern agriculture, safeguarding crops from diseases is paramount to ensuring both consistent yield and global food security. A pivotal aspect of this is understanding the interactions between plants and their pests & pathogens, which traditionally has been a laborious process fraught with trial and error. Our project aims to bring a significant techno...
1 Jun 2023 to 30 Nov 2023
Resurrect Bio has developed a technique for improving the immune system of crops using gene editing. They plan to use this technique to create sugar beet lines that are resistant to an aphid that spreads virus yellows, which can cause crop yields to decrease by up to 50%. The project will consist of three parts: defining the aphid's virulence proteins, de...
