Synthetic biology – pathways to commercialisation

Synthetic biology – pathways to commercialisation

Synthetic biology is transforming the ability to manufacture increasingly needed bio-based products in response to rising market demand. By applying engineering principles to the convolution of recent advances in genomic engineering techniques, information technology and automation, synthetic biolog...

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Main Author: Lionel J. Clarke
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-02-01
Series:Engineering Biology
Subjects:
genomics
biofuel
manufacturing processes
bioenergy conversion
biotechnology
supply chains
cellular biophysics
sustainable development
petrochemicals
industrial economics
synthetic biology – pathways
commercialisation
authors
bio-based products
rising market demand
engineering principles
convolution
genomic engineering techniques
time-consuming
affordable biodesign
biomanufacture processes
societal awareness
specific health
environmental issues
market pull
future pathways
market interests
product function
cost
sustainability concerns
petrochemical-derived
bio-derived products
bio-manufacturing processes
wider issues
large-scale bio-feedstock supply chains
synthetic biology today
issues expands
increasing diversity
Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/enb.2018.5009

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