Phlo Bio

Sometimes, no. Tissue culture is a tool, which raises the question: Is it the right tool for the job?

Usually. Stalled labs almost never fail on equipment. It's contamination entering somewhere nobody expected, media that doesn't match the cultivar, or technique at the hood. Most of it starts remote: send your protocols, media recipes, and photos of what you're seeing in the vessels.

Yes. Lab design, media formulation, protocol development, staff training, and scale-up. Quoted per project; scope depends on scale.

Project-based for defined deliverables, retainer-based for ongoing technical support. No charge for the first conversation about whether there's a fit.

I specialize primarily in intellectual property (IP) protection, patent litigation, plant breeder's rights, utility patent disputes, and breach of contract cases involving proprietary genetics or material transfer agreements (MTAs).

Yes. Genetic sequencing provides an objective, biological record of cultivar identity. I help legal teams establish a defensible baseline of identity to prove or disprove unauthorized exploitation.

Absolutely. Legal teams can initiate a formal conflicts check and request a copy of my current CV and fee schedule directly through the contact form.