Shenbi Biotechnology makes plants shine at GUi

Hefei Shenbi Biotechnology Company, a pioneer in plant gene editing and synthetic biology, is making significant strides at the Grand Union of Innovation(GUi). The company has developed an advanced endogenous gene expression platform, allowing plants to glow with brightness. This breakthrough technology not only enhances the aesthetic value of plants but also opens up new possibilities for sustainable lighting and environmental monitoring.

Staff examine plants in the laboratory. [Photo/GUi]

At GUi, the company has successfully launched a range of innovative products, including glowing plants, customized germplasm resources, and plant-derived anthocyanins. These products have gained market traction, fostering the integration of biotechnology with agriculture.

Plants, cultivated by Shenbi Biotechnology, glisten on their own. [Photo/GUi]

The company's strategic location in GUi provides access to rich technical resources, as Li Renhan, the chief executive of the company, said: “The decision for us to settle in GUi was driven by its technical resources, powerful policy support, and dynamic innovation ecosystem. GUi offers access to top-tier universities and research institutions, providing crucial R&D support and a stream of talent. Additionally, GUi's innovation-driven environment and tech-focused development strategy create an ideal setting for growth and collaboration, facilitating technological innovation and market expansion. These factors collectively make GUi a prime location for biotech and other high-tech enterprises".

A staff member works in the lab with the help of an electron microscope. [Photo/GUi]

Looking ahead, Shenbi plans to deepen its ties with GUi, leveraging the region's innovation resources to accelerate technological advancements and market applications. The company aims to expand its gene expression platform into biopharmaceuticals and environmental protection, contributing to the global push for sustainable development.

A staff member works in the company's lab, a dropper in hand. [Photo/GUi]