Empirical economic analysis shows cost-effective continuous manufacturing of cultivated chicken using animal-free medium.

Cellular agriculture aims to meet the growing demand for animal products. However, current production technologies result in low yields, leading to economic projections that prohibit cultivated meat scalability. Here we use tangential flow filtration for continuous manufacturing of cultivated meat to produce biomass of up to 130 × 10 cells per ml, corresponding to yields of 43% w/v and multiple harvests for over 20 days.

Cargo-Dependent Targeted Cellular Uptake Using Quaternized Starch as a Carrier.

The tailored design of drug delivery systems for specific therapeutic agents is a prevailing approach in the field. In this paper, we present a study that highlights the potential of our modified starch, Q-starch, as a universal and adaptable drug delivery carrier for diverse therapeutic agents. We investigate the ability of Q-starch/cargo complexes to target different organelles within the cellular landscape, based on the specific activation sites of therapeutic agents.