Probiotics engineered for specific medical conditions — designed with precision, validated by science.
First-generation probiotics were derived from food, supporting general gut health. The bioinformatics revolution gave rise to second-generation probiotics — strains linked to health benefits. However, their effects were largely associative, with limited testing in humans and unclear impact on specific diseases.
Today, Concordance is pioneering third-generation probiotics — engineered for precise, mechanism-driven effects with efficacy validated in human clinical studies.
Our gastrointestinal tract is lined by a complex barrier that protects the body. This barrier relies on healthy epithelial cells, mucus production, and a balanced gut microbiome.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are among the most widely used medications worldwide. While effective for pain and inflammation, they disrupt gut integrity by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis, weakening mucosal defenses, increasing intestinal permeability, and altering the gut microbiome.
CTX-101 is an engineered probiotic designed for use alongside NSAIDs. It is being developed as a medical food for the dietary management of NSAID-associated disruption to gut integrity and function.
Justin is CEO of Concordance. He is a metabolic engineer and entrepreneur. During his time at Northeastern University, Justin developed the core technology and business strategy for Concordance. He received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering and founded and led the company since 2024.
LinkedIn →Concordance was recognized among top innovators at the prestigious SVB-Babson pitch competition.
Read more → 2025Concordance joins The Engine, MIT's tough tech venture accelerator, to advance its probiotic platform.
Read more → 2025Justin presented Concordance's vision for third-generation probiotics at the international summit.
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