Protein Forest

Protein Forest was a biotechnology company specializing in the development of high-resolution protein fractionation tools for proteomics research. The company's flagship technology, the digital Proteome Chip (dPC), employed parallel isoelectric focusing to separate proteins with high precision, significantly enhancing the capabilities of mass spectrometry. These tools were designed to improve biomarker discovery, drug target identification, and the overall efficiency of protein analysis workflows. By providing reproducible and sensitive separation, Protein Forest addressed critical bottlenecks in complex sample preparation. The company's assets were acquired by Pressure BioSciences in 2011 to integrate with their pressure cycling technology.