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Autoinduction media have been utilised in this project to kickstart the encapsulation of bacteria prior delivery of the protein of interest to the gut. This option was chosen because it enables us to obtain better control over the manufacturing process, which is highly desirable in a large scale setting. | Autoinduction media have been utilised in this project to kickstart the encapsulation of bacteria prior delivery of the protein of interest to the gut. This option was chosen because it enables us to obtain better control over the manufacturing process, which is highly desirable in a large scale setting. | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 9 September 2009
Introduction
Autoinduction media have been utilised in this project to kickstart the encapsulation of bacteria prior delivery of the protein of interest to the gut. This option was chosen because it enables us to obtain better control over the manufacturing process, which is highly desirable in a large scale setting.
Autoinduction vs genetic timers
References
