Precision Fermentation Platforms

CD Biosynsis is based on a precision fermentation platform for real-time monitoring of biosynthesis processes. We help our customers to build microbial plants capable of producing specific functional ingredients. By developing precision fermentation processes, we find optimal solutions for our customers.

Introduction of Precision Fermentation

Precision fermentation is the process by which microorganisms undergo genetic modification and then ferment to produce organic molecules. Precision fermentation technology is typically applied to genetically engineered microorganisms such as yeast, bacteria, and algae to produce fats or proteins that are biologically similar to plant and animal products. As a complementary technology to conventional fermentation and biomass fermentation, precision fermentation technology can be used to make enzymes, most vitamins, insulin, natural flavors, and animal-free dairy products. Although precision fermentation usually occurs in fermenters and is not affected by climate change, the challenge of obtaining high quantities of purified end products through the development of precision fermentation processes remains a pressing one.

Precision fermentation is an important subset of synthetic biology, with major steps involving raw materials, genetic engineering, fermentation scale-up, extraction, and products. The development of precision fermentation processes around the above steps is an important way to advance synthetic biology.

Figure 1. The potential of genomics and synthetic biology to further improve applications of fermentation. (Teng TS, et al., 2021)

Applications

Our Platforms

CD Biosynsis offers precision fermentation platforms to meet customized service needs and help customers optimize their product manufacturing processes.

CD Biosynsis is committed to helping customers develop sophisticated fermentation processes by building advanced technology platforms. We are able to accelerate your success with technologies such as strain mutagenesis, strain screening, upstream process optimization, and downstream process optimization.

To start your synthetic biology projects, please feel free to contact us for more details. Our experienced scientists are available for on-demand customer assistance to help you with any concerns you may have.

Reference

1. Teng TS, et al. Fermentation for future food systems: Precision fermentation can complement the scope and applications of traditional fermentation. EMBO Rep. 2021 May 5; 22(5): e52680.

Please note that all services are for research use only. Not intended for any clinical use.