For much of modern biotechnology, microorganisms such as bacteria and yeast, along with mammalian cell cultures, have served as the foundation of industrial biomanufacturing. They produce vaccines, enzymes, pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals, and biofuels that support trillion-dollar industries. However, these systems require energy-intensive bioreactors, sterile infrastructure, sophisticated logistics, and expensive downstream processing. As global demand for…
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