Genetically Engineered Yeast can Feed on Nutrients

A genetically modified yeast has been created that can consume xylose, a novel nutrient more efficiently. Xylose enables the yeast to grow faster and also to higher cell densities, which can aid in the designing of new synthetic organisms that can be used for industrial applications.

genetically engineered yeast can feed on nutrients
- yeast can be fed with novel nutrients like xylose
- xylose can help produce new biological engineering applications

Feeding Yeast with Nutrients can Lead to New Industrial Applications

New discoveries can lead to faster growth and higher cell densities in biological engineering applications. Xylose can help produce new biological engineering applications. Read More

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