TriAltus Bioscience
Private Company
Total funding raised: $3.2M
Overview
TriAltus Bioscience, founded in 2021, is a private biotech supplier specializing in high-quality, cost-effective recombinant enzymes. The company's competitive edge is its proprietary CLīM™ purification platform, which enables single-step purification of ultra-pure proteins directly from complex lysates, reducing manufacturing costs. This technology is validated by its use in the lab of Nobel laureate Dr. Jennifer Doudna for CRISPR enzyme production. TriAltus operates a 'Pilot2Partnership' program, offering a services-based model to develop custom proteins before transitioning to a product supply partnership.
Technology Platform
CLīM™ purification platform: A proprietary, single-step affinity purification technology based on the ultra-high affinity (femtomolar) CL7/Im7 system derived from colicin E7 DNase. It enables purification of recombinant proteins directly from high-salt lysates, yielding high purity with a simplified workflow and lower manufacturing cost.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
TriAltus competes with large, diversified life science tools companies like New England Biolabs, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Merck, which offer broad enzyme portfolios. It also competes with specialized CRISPR reagent suppliers and CROs offering protein expression services. Its key differentiators are the claimed price-to-performance ratio enabled by the CLīM™ platform and its 'Pilot2Partnership' custom service approach.