Molecular farming for food
Genetically engineered food crops — pea, potato, soybean, tobacco — are being turned into biofactories for specific animal-identical proteins (myoglobin, ovalbumin, casein, thaumatin), aiming to reach USDA/FDA and EFSA approval as a plant-grown alternative to fermentation or cell culture.
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Technology
Molecular farming for food — Evidence, registration route, funding and suppliers are on the technology page.
Links
- Import and registration route
- SERV — — (operator: Rosprirodnadzor, Rostechnadzor)
- Capabilities
- Contract manufacturing (CMO/CDMO) · Synthesis & conversion · Fermentation & cultivation · Formulation & blending
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