DisperseBio


Developer of synthetic, biomimetic peptides designed to prevent biofouling on engineered surfaces. The company describes peptide technologies derived from a conserved protein sequence found in sea anemones and humans, positioned for applications across desalination, maritime, cooling systems, food processing, industrial piping and medical surfaces. Site content highlights field pilots and operational cost and energy savings from drop-in peptide treatments.

Industries

biotechnology
manufacturing
test-and-measurement
wellness

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)


Patents

Peptides and compositions for prevention of cell adhesion and methods of using same

US-11566054-B2

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Dispersion and detachment of cell aggregates

US-11202851-B2

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Peptides and compositions for prevention of cell adhesion and methods of using same

US-11174299-B2

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Peptides and compositions for prevention of cell adhesion and methods of using same

US-10508136-B2

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Peptides and compositions for prevention of cell adhesion and methods of using same

US-9777050-B2

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Compositions of aquatic origin for prevention of cell adhesion and methods of using same

US-9737571-B2

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Products

Synthetic biomimetic antifouling peptide

A peptide-based surface treatment derived from conserved protein sequences intended to prevent or disperse biofilms on industrial and maritime surfaces.


Services

On-site pilot deployment of peptide treatments and measurement of efficacy on desalination membranes, ship hulls and other industrial surfaces.

Provision of peptide formulations intended to be applied within existing systems as a drop-in solution to reduce fouling without system overhaul.

Analysis of cost, energy and maintenance impacts from antifouling treatment implementation.

Expertise Areas

  • Antifouling peptide development
  • Biomimetic materials
  • Membrane biofouling mitigation
  • Maritime antifouling applications
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Key Technologies

  • Synthetic peptide chemistry
  • Peptide sequence design and engineering
  • Biomimetic materials formulation
  • Surface treatment delivery
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News & Updates

Reported 90% reduction in biofilm on desalination membranes over a 20-day trial.

Reported 78% lower costs in desalination plants compared with traditional chlorine treatments.

Reported potential of $4M in annual fuel savings per large vessel through application of the peptide treatment.

Reported 90% lower electricity use related to biofilm management through reduced pressure and fouling control measures.


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