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Isolating and optimising salt-tolerant marine microbes for sustainable and clean protein production

Isolating and optimising salt-tolerant marine microbes for sustainable and clean protein production
分离和优化耐盐海洋微生物以实现可持续和清洁的蛋白质生产
批准号:
10076364
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金额:
$6.23万
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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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我们的全球粮食体系需要变革。今天,动物源性蛋白生产占据了83%的农田,占农业温室气体排放的60%。如果世界转向以植物为基础的饮食,我们将减少75%的全球农业土地使用,并减少其对森林砍伐和淡水使用的影响。然而,剧烈的饮食变化很难实现,而且目前的素食替代品在味道和质地方面都不符合消费者的期望。在Bravelyculted,我们正在勇敢地培育可持续蛋白质生产的未来。我们使用精密发酵,并与现有的植物性食品制造商合作,生产美味的食物,味道和感觉都像我们知道和喜欢的食物,但对人类和地球来说都降低了成本。我们的解决方案比主流农业少排放81%的碳,使用97%的淡水,比目前的传统精密发酵技术便宜31%。BravelyCulted正在利用海洋的力量通过精密发酵培养下一代ALT-蛋白质。通过使用含有海水、海藻和食物垃圾的可持续原料,我们将大大减少蛋白质生产对环境的影响。然而,为了使用这些原料,我们必须确定在这些条件下能够自然产生高产量蛋白质的新型海洋酵母或真菌种类。海洋环境提供了一个尚未开发的潜力宝库。据认为,只有不到1%的海洋真菌被发现!在这个项目中,我们将分离和培养大量的海洋酵母和真菌,并评估它们生产蛋白质的潜力。最终,我们将对我们的首选候选物种进行基因工程,使它们生产出可持续、营养和美味的高质量蛋白质成分。我们将与现有的植物性乳制品和肉类制造商合作,将替代食品推向市场,这些食品是动物来源食品的完美复制品,但对地球产生净积极影响。
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Our global food system needs transformational change. Today, animal-derived protein production occupies 83% of farmland and accounts for 60% of agriculture GHG emissions. If the world shifted to a plant-based diet, we would reduce global land use for agriculture by 75%, as well as decrease its impacts on deforestation and freshwater use. However, drastic dietary changes are difficult to achieve, and current vegan alternatives do not meet consumers' expectations in terms of taste and texture.At BravelyCultured, we are bravely cultivating the future of sustainable protein production. We use precision fermentation and collaborate with existing plant-based food manufacturers to produce delicious foods that taste and feel like the foods we know and love, but at a reduced cost to both people and planet. Our solution emits 81% less carbon and uses 97% less freshwater than mainstream agriculture and is 31% cheaper than current traditional precision fermentation techniques.BravelyCultured are harnessing the power of the ocean to cultivate the next generation of alt-proteins by precision fermentation. By using sustainable feedstocks containing seawater, seaweed, and food waste we will dramatically reduce the environmental impact of protein production. In order to use such feedstocks, however, we must identify novel marine species of yeast or fungi that can naturally produce high yields of protein in these conditions. Marine environments offer a treasure trove of untapped potential. It is thought that less than 1% of marine fungi have been discovered! During this project, we will isolate and cultivate a vast panel of marine yeast and fungi and assess their potential for protein production.Ultimately, we will genetically engineer our top candidate species such that they produce high-quality protein ingredients that are sustainable, nutritious, and delicious. We will collaborate with existing plant-based dairy and meat manufacturers to bring to the market alternative foods that are a perfect replica of their animal-derived counterparts but have a net-positive impact on the planet.
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