Ayana Bio and Brevel net $1.25m grant to see if ‘illuminated fermentation’ can turbocharge plant cell culture
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Ayana Bio, a biotechnology company, has secured a $1.25 million grant to explore the potential of "illuminated fermentation" in enhancing plant cell culture. The funding will support research focused on extracting valuable compounds from various plants, specifically targeting sage for rosmarinic acid, saffron for crocins, and marigold for zeaxanthin and lutein. This initiative aims to improve the efficiency and yield of plant-based production processes. The grant signifies a growing interest in innovative biotechnological methods to optimize the cultivation of high-value plant compounds, which are increasingly sought after in various industries, including pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals.
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Ayana Bio and Brevel net $1.25m grant to see if ‘illuminated fermentation’ can turbocharge plant cell culture
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