Synthetic Biology Use AI Technology to Enhance Value and Efficiency
Cultured Meat
Cultured meat is genuine animal meat produced by cultivating animal cells directly. This production method eliminates the need to raise and farm animals for food. Cultured meat is made of the same cell types arranged in the same or similar structure as animal tissues, thus replicating the textural and nutritional profiles of conventional meat. AlfaMedX®, an AI-enabled culture media platform, can be used to customize the serum-free medium of cultured meat stem cells.
Cultured meat is a type of meat that is grown in a laboratory from animal cells. It is also known as lab-grown meat and clean meat. It is made by taking a small sample of animal cells and then culturing those cells in a nutrient-rich medium, which allows them to grow and divide. The end result is a product that looks and tastes like traditional meat. The process of producing cultured meat is much more efficient than traditional livestock farming and can help reduce the environmental impact of meat production. Additionally, cultured meat does not contain any of the hormones or antibiotics that are used in conventional meat production. It is a promising technology that could revolutionize the way we produce and consume meat in the future.
Optimization of Industrial Enzyme Expression
Industrial enzymes could be used to facilitate industrial processes and catalyze chemical reactions. Enzymes are widely applied to chemical, detergent, textile, food, animal-feed and leather industries, etc. Strain engineering often involves gene expression changes along with gene deletions. Gene expression can be modified experimentally by changing promoters, ribosome binding sites, and plasmid copy numbers or modulating the expression of transcription factors. The latest developments in protein engineering and site-directed evolution have enabled GBB to tailor-make enzymes with new activities for new process conditions.
Synthetic biology is a field of science that combines engineering principles and biology to design and construct biological systems with novel functions. It involves designing and building biological parts, devices, and systems, as well as re-designing existing natural biological systems. Synthetic biology has applications in a wide range of areas, including medicine, agriculture, bioenergy, and bioremediation.
