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German biotech company, Greenovation has received a broad ranging US patent for its unique moss-based biopharmaceutical production technology. The company’s first US patent covers the use of plant-based glycol-engineering and offers wide-ranging protection for the processing of plant-specific sugar residues as an alternative to conventional production techniques. By genetically engineering mosses to produce specific proteins as well as to over-express the glycotransferases that glycosylate the proteins, biopharmaceutical products can be produced in a cost effective and safe manner.
2007-06-25 | permalink
German biotech company, Greenovation has received a broad ranging US patent for its unique moss-based biopharmaceutical production technology. The company’s first US patent covers the use of plant-based glycol-engineering and offers wide-ranging protection for the processing of plant-specific sugar residues as an alternative to conventional production techniques. By genetically engineering mosses to produce specific proteins as well as to over-express the glycotransferases that glycosylate the proteins, biopharmaceutical products can be produced in a cost effective and safe manner.
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