Biotechnology Bio Gel
PATENT PCT/MX2006/000041
A gel with live probiotics who can help to regulate and maintain the balance of our microbiota (gut flora), thus supporting our intestinal functions.
The Bio Gel technology facilitates this by recreating the ecosystem of the first third of the small intestine in its near entirety, which is where the probiotic bacteria live. Bio Gel is the world’s only medium that efficiently carries the beneficial bacteria, which naturally inhabit humans, in live and active form into our organism without involving of dairy food or freeze drying.
Synergetic Symbiosis
PATENT PCT/MX2008/00159
Synergetic symbiosis can help to modulate organic functions in all living things, improving their nutrition, health, and well-being.
This symbiosis allows us to manipulate and generate changes in Bio Gel, the ecosystem of probiotics, which allows us to observe how the bacteria change and adapt to their environment. As a result the bacteria produce: enzymes, acids and proteins, which interact with the nutrients in food. This allows for their combined “cultured” and can help to modulate organic functions in living things.
2005
Prizes
- First place at the International Entrepreneur Congress
- International patent.
2012
- Winners of the Mexican National Prize for Technology and Innovation.
2014
- Winners of the Mexican National Prize for Health.
2015
- Second-time winners of the Mexican National Prize for Technology and innovation.
- Collaboration with incubator at the University of Santa Clara, California, USA.
- Ranked as the best project at Oxford University Innovation by the University of Oxford, UK.
Social contributions
Recognition as benefactor, PAPID - –Project for the integral treatment of people with immune deficiency.
Best social project of Coparmex Jalisco.
Recognition by DIF Jalisco.
Rehabilitation clinic for infants CRIT Guadalajara.
Teknovigo, on a yearly basis, a yearly innovation camp for science and technology, oriented toward recent bachelor, master and PhD graduates.
MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology, stipend program for bioprocesses.
University contributions
2010 – 2012
Ciatej-UDG-ITESM
2011
2011
2009 – 2012
UDG-ITESO-ITESM
2008 – 2010
ITESM-INNSZ-UNAM
Doctoral thesis.
2016 – 2009
ITESM-UDG
Doctoral thesis.
2005 – 2007
INNSZ-ITESM-IPN
Master’s thesis in science.
Research partners
México
Estados Unidos
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
Reino Unido
Oxford University