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Discovery and optimisation of unconventional yeasts to enable the industrial scaling of alternative protein production using precision fermentation

Discovery and optimisation of unconventional yeasts to enable the industrial scaling of alternative protein production using precision fermentation
非常规酵母的发现和优化,以实现利用精密发酵实现替代蛋白质生产的工业规模化
批准号:
10074091
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金额:
$6.31万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Grant for R&D
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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Our food system is facing challenges that require innovative solutions. One emerging solution is alternative proteins, which have the potential to reduce the environmental, ethical, and health impacts of animal agriculture. However, to be a viable alternative, these proteins must achieve taste and price parity with conventional animal-based products.Our innovative yeast technology is designed to meet this challenge. We're using cutting-edge synthetic biology and machine learning tools to identify and develop next-generation yeast strains that are highly efficient and scalable for industrial-scale protein production.Our project focuses on demonstrating the viability of this approach by focusing on two of the most promising species identified by us in the lead-up to this project. Our goal is to use them to produce two biomolecules of economical and environmental significance in food production. If successful, this proof of concept will validate the promise of our yeast screening platform, unlocking the possibility for developing multiple next-generation yeast strains for a more sustainable and more affordable food, cosmetics, and even pharmaceutical ingredient production. Moreover, our approach carries broader implications for the biotechnology industry, as our unique yeast screening platform bears a transformative value for a wide range of active applications.Our innovative approach to sustainable protein production will have a significant positive impact on the environment, public health, and the economy. By reducing dependence on animal agriculture and petroleum-derived ingredients, we can create more sustainable food and health systems that benefit our society.
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