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Ten Carbon Chemistry has opened the CRIISP portal for investment!
Click on this link and in the documents section, you'll find the full pitch deck about our aspirations for a better world.
We have limited offers in this private placement and we expect strong demand for shares, so please act quickly if you are interested. But, as always, read the risk warning.
We are focussed on 5 major priorities in the coming six months. It sounds like a massive amount of work but, remember, that we are working with some brilliant commercial and academic collaborators!
Our brilliant staff are building something great and we love you to be part of it.
An accelerator for start-ups entering the produce market.
The antimicrobial properties of fatty acids have been reported in the scientific literature for over 100 years, but were largely forgotten with the advent of antibiotics. A renewed interest in the 1970’s prompted the scientific community to rediscover the potential antibacterial activity of fatty acids, which led to the publication of more comprehensive studies of their mechanism of action (MOA) on bacteria.
The MOA of fatty acids has been shown to involve the amphiphilic nature of the molecules, acting as detergents that aid in the solubilisation of lipids in the membrane of the bacteria causing cell lysis. At lower concentrations, fatty acids and monoglycerides can inhibit microbial growth by preventing cell division. In this way, the antimicrobials are interfering with essential cell processes.
Ten Carbon Chemistry have developed patented technology which allows fatty acids to solubilise in water, leading to the development of a highly efficacious suite of antimicrobial and industrial products with an exceptionally low toxicity profile.
