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About Sirenas
Sirenas, founded in 2011, is a biotechnology startup focused on bringing a new generation of health products inspired by marine biodiversity. The company has built one of the largest and most unique collections of marine organisms and plants from diverse ecosystems and geographies. Sirenas has conducted cutting-edge ch...
Marine Biodiversity, Health Products, Chemical Extraction, Biological Assays, Biomedical Research, Pharmaceuticals, Natural Products, Cosmeceuticals, Personal Care, Drug Development, Infectious Disease, Inflammation Modulation, Cancer Pathways, Microbiome Dynamics
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