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Decoding Disease 

to Unlock Tomorrow's Therapies
 

An advanced proteomics analytics platform enabling breakthrough discoveries in biological research

and precision medicine.

What if we could identify the triggers that cause degeneration and disease?

Developing effective drugs for complex chronic diseases presents the largest opportunity to impact human healthspan, yet research is hindered by gaps in our understanding of the underlying biological processes that lead to disease

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More than 60% of people over 65 have two or more chronic diseases.

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Over the course of a human life span, many triggers lead to chronic disease. These triggers are currently unknown and undetectable

Our Platform

Teal has developed a platform that offers a deep multi-omic mapping of human biology. Our focus is to accelerate the development of novel precision medicines by building a first-of-its-kind analytics infrastructure that digitizes our knowledge of the molecular changes that occur throughout aging.

 

We partner with life science organizations around the world to accelerate research breakthroughs that will lead to novel precision medicines.

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Teal's proprietary platform leverages harmonized data and proprietary analytic pipelines to generate novel biological insights; we aim to be the informatics layer of all complex proteomics research.

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Our initial focus has been to build a first-of-its-kind biological map of brain aging and disease to accelerate the development of novel precision therapies for neurodegenerative diseases

Our Research

Our proprietary, multi-omics-based platform is built on one of the largest databases of human proteomic data and uniquely unravels the complexities of aging and disease. Our capabilities enable us to deeply characterize diseases and conduct granular patient profiling. We collaborate with life science leaders around the world who leverage our foundational AI models to answer critical questions and accelerate the development of novel therapeutics.

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Aging Research

Understanding drug and environmental impacts on aging biology through comprehensive analysis.

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Clinical Trial Optimization

Enhanced patient selection and trial stratification for improved study design

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Novel Target Discovery

Identification and validation of novel therapeutic targets and pathways. 

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Biomarker Development

Disease and prognostic biomarker validation and development to enable precision medicine.

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MOA Validation

Indication expansion and molecule repurposing through mechanism of action validation studies.

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Proteomic Research

Enhancement of proteomic research capabilities and validation of insights.

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Our Pioneering Research

Organ aging signatures in the plasma proteome track health and disease.

Published in Nature, our groundbreaking study reveals new insights into organ-specific aging.

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Our Team

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Co-Founder & CEO

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Ayal Yakobe

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AI/ML Engineer

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Co-Founder & BoD

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Co-Founder & BoD

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Chair of the Board

In the News

Ground Truths by Eric Topol

The Emergence of Protein Organ Clocks

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Scientific American

Your Organs Might Be Aging at Different Rates

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The Independent

Blood tests can show how fast your organs are ageing, study says

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Stanford Medicine News Center

Stanford Medicine-led study finds way to predict which of our organs will fail first

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The Guardian

Blood test to determine organ age could help predict disease risk

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Ground Truths by Eric Topol

What Can 11,000 Proteins In Our Blood Tell Us?

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Longevity Technology

Stanford organ aging study spawns new longevity startup

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BBC

Blood test shows if organs are ageing fast or slowly

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​The Washington Post

Inside your body, aging unfolds at remarkably different rates

Accelerating precision medicine through advanced proteomics analytics and aging research.

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