Toolbox

From designing an inducible promoter to fabricating an adeno-associated virus for gene knock-down, Officinae Bio offers you a complete set of tools for your synthetic biology application.

Design

All the tools you need for DNA design:
Sequence editor for designing DNA standard parts
Construct Designer to assemble DNA parts into constructs
Start from scratch or choose one of our dedicated tools.

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Linear DNA

Receive your sanger-verified linear dsDNA in as few as 16 business days. We provide up to 7.5kbp of lyophilized DNA for the most demanding applications, such as IVT mRNA production, TAR genome engineering, and AAV and T-DNA payload.

up to 7.5 kbp

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mRNA

Accelerate your mRNA discovery program with Officinae Bio's mRNA In Vitro Transcription Bundle, featuring our breakthrough synthesis protocol for precise polyA tail length control

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Plasmid onboarding

Import your plasmid, vector, phagemid or any circular dsDNA construct and start working right away.

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Bulk construct composer

Design hundreds of constructs simultaneously using the Officinae Bio advanced composer. Combine premade and new biomodules to quickly design your constructs.

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Biomodule design tools

Biomodules are Officinae Bio design building blocks. Biomodules are linear double-stranded DNA parts. As short as a T7 promoter or as long as an entire metabolic pathway, biomodule are your DNA Lego bricks , you can assemble to build your constructs.

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Single sequence

From simple promoters to polycistronic operons, BIOMODULEs are the building blocks of Officinae Bio. Start designing now!

max length < 25 kbp

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Constructs collection

Your collection of private and public constructs. Search, share, edit and annotate thousands of constructs using Officinae Bio constrcut designer.

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Smart Variant Libraries

Stop searching for the needle in the haystack. Accelerate your lead discovery by design libraries with sophisticated randomization scheme that allow to test your boldest hypothesis.

from 0.25 to 2.5 kbp

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