OsperyBio uses the Bird of Prey DNA Construction and Delivery System (BoP). It standardizes complex DNA construct development while being modality, delivery, complexity and size agnostic with a simple set of Design Rules. All manufacturing and Design is done exclusively in the United States. Login to the dashboard to start a service request.
Use BoP to add, delete, and/or modify genes.
Define your desired therapy modalities:
Chose any number of genes from our library.
OR
Submit your proprietary, non-wildtype "Gene(s) of Interest" for "BoP-ization" and subsequent modular assembly.
Submit any design configuration of genes for assembly.
Choose your desired Gene Delivery Vector Harnesses.
Construct a vector to model a disease state.
Select Mechanism to induce disease state.
Select model system:
Design Assays and complementary reagents.
Build a system to monitor gene activity.
Identify your desired reporter(s) from our library:
OR
Submit your desired reporter(s) to be converted into Bird of Prey.
Choose from various regulatory promoter elements (including both 5' and 3' elements):
Chose:
Express your desired protein of interest.
Identify your therapeutic targets and desired therapy modality:
Chose any number of genes from our library.
OR
Submit your proprietary, non-wildtype "Gene(s) of Interest" for "BoP-ization" and subsequent modular assembly.
Introduce your BoP-ized Gene of Interest into RNA synthesis backbone for cell-free manufacturing.
*Applications: RNA-based vaccine development; transient gene therapy.
Express your desired protein of interest.
Identify your therapeutic targets and desired therapy modality:
Chose any number of genes from our library.
OR
Submit your proprietary, non-wildtype "Gene(s) of Interest" for "BoP-ization" and subsequent modular assembly.
Introduce your BoP-ized Gene of Interest into RNA synthesis backbone for cell-free manufacturing.
*Applications: RNA-based vaccine development; transient gene therapy.
Introduce your BoP-ized Gene of Interest into PROTEIN EXPRESSION systems-specific vector harnesses. (ex: bacteria, yeast, mammalian cells, plant cells, algae, and more.)
*Selection of optimal expression system dependent on protein complexity, size, folding structure and post-translational modifications.