32 Biosciences

32 Biosciences

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Private Company

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Overview

32 Biosciences is a private, pre-revenue biotech developing first-in-class therapeutics and a discovery platform targeting the gut mucosal-immune system. Its lead asset, CS-0003, is a Mucosal Immune Modulator (MIM) aimed at preventing GI surgical site infections, with a planned Phase II trial supported by an upcoming $40M Series A round. The company's core technology measures metabolomic signatures of the gut mucosal-immune system to enable therapeutic discovery and clinical decision support across multiple GI indications.

Gastrointestinal DiseasesSurgical Site Infections

Technology Platform

GI Discovery Platform that measures metabolomic signatures of the gut mucosal-immune system to enable therapeutic discovery, development, and clinical decision support.

Funding History

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SeedUndisclosed

Opportunities

The total addressable market for gastrointestinal diseases represents a health-system burden exceeding $100B annually, with high unmet need in areas like surgical site infection prevention.
The company's dual platform-and-therapeutics strategy could create significant value by de-risking drug development and enabling a pipeline across multiple GI indications.

Risk Factors

Key risks include the unproven novel science of mucosal-immune modulation, the high failure rate of first-in-class drug development, and dependence on successfully closing a $40M Series A financing round to execute its clinical plans.
Competition in the GI therapeutic space is intense.

Competitive Landscape

32 Biosciences operates in the competitive microbiome and GI therapeutics space, but differentiates by focusing specifically on the metabolomic signatures of the gut mucosal-immune interface, a niche less crowded than broader microbiome modulation. It faces competition from large pharma with IBD portfolios and other biotechs targeting gut barrier function.