Synthesized water-based Nano-Reagents for Pharmaceutical,
Molecular Biology, and Medical Diagnostics applications.
Employees: 18
Professionals: 10
Market regions:
USA, Europe, Far East
Main Markets:
Molecular Biology Research tool kits manufacturers, Pharmaceutical companies
Overview
DO-COOP TECHNOLOGIES is a NanoBiotechnology company that
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manufactures and sells water-based Nano-reagents for Life
Sciences and Biotechnology applications. The company's
proprietary simple Nanofabrication process results in
environment-friendly Nano-reagents that yield plethora of new
functional water-based applications. DO-COOP serves biotechnology
and pharmaceutical companies, medical diagnostic companies, life
science researchers, clinical laboratories, and academic
government or private industries and institutes.
DO-COOP uses simple manufacturing equipment for production and
delivers significant cost reduction and enhanced performance in
many applications as well as protecting the environment. The
company has started the commercialization of its first product,
Neowater. Neowater is used as a superior biocatalyst, reagent,
solvent, media growth enhancer, or a buffer in applications such
as enzymes storage and stabilization, proteins and
oligonucleotides immobilization to solid phase matrices, yield
enhancement of DNA uptake of chemically and electrically
competent cells, bacteria and cells cultures and more.
The company's staff includes 18 professionals with an aggregate
of more than 200 years of experience in the fields of
Nanotechnology, Chemistry, Physics, Medical, and Biology and its
scientific advisory board comprises of few of the world's top
scientists in the fields of Biological physics, Quantum
Mechanics, NanoTechnology, and Colliodal and Interface Science.
