The Mexican company creating synthetic DNA

In the face of the limited supply of technological material in Mexico , Octavio García González has innovated by creating T4 Oligo , the first company to create synthetic DNA in Latin America . His company not only produces high-quality materials for Mexico , but it also exports its products to the Asian market.

The company located in Irapuato, in Guanajuato , produces oligonucleotides in 48 hours at a competitive price, which adds an added value to be able to export to Brazil, Colombia, and Vietnam.

Their products have also caught the attention of Stanford University , with whom they have a technological exchange agreement for the development of new products.

Octavio García

, the CEO and a researcher , has been able to develop materials and also create portable laboratories that are used to diagnose cancer, HPV, AIDS, and influenza .

The team is also working to prevent plagues in the agriculture industry and they also plan to help young students by adapting ship containers into laboratories , so that students can learn about bio-molecular chemistry everywhere.

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