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Chef Jun Sog works with WildType's cultivated salmon.

Chef Jun Sog works with WildType's cultivated salmon.

A display of fresh ingredients with cultivated salmon, made by WildType, a pioneer in cellular agriculture.

Chef Jun Sog works with WildType's cultivated salmon.

A display of fresh ingredients with cultivated salmon, made by WildType, a pioneer in cellular agriculture.

Cultivated salmon, created by WildType, in a hand roll made by Chef Jun Sog.

Cultivated salmon, created by WildType, in a dish of rice, vegetables and flowers, by a Chef Jun Sog.

WildType founders Arye Elfenbein and Justin Kolbeck in their office and laboratory in San Francisco.

Chef Jun Sog slices a piece of cultivated salmon in Wildtype's test kitchen.

Chef jun Sog carefully prepares Wildtype's cultivated salmon and other beautiful ingredients in their test kitchen in San Francisco.

Chef jun Sog carefully prepares Wildtype's cultivated salmon and other beautiful ingredients in their test kitchen in San Francisco.

Chef Jun Sog works with Wildtype's cultivated salmon in their test kitchen in San Francisco.

Chef Jun Sog holds a sushi roll at Wildtype's test kitchen, a company that grows cell-cultivated salmon.

Sushi chef Jun Sog plates Wildtype's cell-cultivated salmon and other ingredients in their test kitchen in San Francisco.

Petri dishes containing TurtleTree's growing microbial colonies.

A Petri dish containing TurtleTree's growing microbial colonies.

TurtleTree's Scientific Affairs Liaison, Vanessa Castagna, looks through a microscope while Head of Product, Ignacio Vargas, works in the background.

TurtleTree's Amanda Fischer, Vanessa Castagna, and Ignacio Vargas examining Petri dishes at the company's research lab.

TurtleTree's Ignacio Vargas and Vanessa Castagna examine Petri dishes containing growing microbial colonies.

TurtleTree's Scientific Affairs Liaison, Vanessa Castagna, adjusting a tray of cell cultures under an inverted microscope.

TurtleTree's Scientific Affairs Liaison, Vanessa Castagna, examines a tray of cell cultures using an inverted microscope.

TurtleTree scientist Vanessa Castagna working alongside the team's Head of Product, Ignacio Vargas.

TurtleTree team members examining cell cultures and slides at their laboratory.

TurtleTree's Vanessa Castagna and Ignacio Vargas examining a tray of cell cultures.

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