Together, they offer companies seeking to make their processes more sustainable by using microorganisms an end-to-end development pipeline—from strain engineering and bioprocess optimization to ...
"Another advantage is that our yeast-based process can use whey indirectly. Whey is an inevitable byproduct of the cheese and Greek yogurt manufacturing processes as a raw material," Jin said. "Due to ...
Using a tiny, acid-tolerant yeast, scientists have demonstrated a cost-effective way to make disposable diapers, microplastics, and acrylic paint more sustainable through biomanufacturing. A key ...
ProColl, a medical biomaterials company based in South Wales, has created a new method for manufacturing collagens that uses yeast. The company's goal is to empower research exploring collagen-based ...
"Another advantage is that our yeast-based process can use whey indirectly. Whey is an inevitable byproduct of the cheese and Greek yogurt manufacturing processes as a raw material," Jin said. "Due to ...
The traditional manufacturing method involves a multi-step enzymatic process that turns galactose—a component of lactose—into tagatose. University of Illinois food science Professor Yong-Su Jin led a ...
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