C12P19/42

MODIFIED PROPIONIBACTERIUM AND METHODS OF USE
20220364135 · 2022-11-17 ·

The present disclosure is directed to modified Propionibacterium and methods of use (e.g., to produce vitamin B12). Methods of increasing vitamin B12 production in a bacterium comprising a vitamin B12 riboswitch are also contemplated.

MODIFIED PROPIONIBACTERIUM AND METHODS OF USE
20220364135 · 2022-11-17 ·

The present disclosure is directed to modified Propionibacterium and methods of use (e.g., to produce vitamin B12). Methods of increasing vitamin B12 production in a bacterium comprising a vitamin B12 riboswitch are also contemplated.

Methods for selecting microbes from a diverse genetically modified library to detect and optimize the production of metabolites

The present invention relates to genetically modified bacteria and methods of optimizing genetically modified bacteria for the production of a metabolite.

Methods for selecting microbes from a diverse genetically modified library to detect and optimize the production of metabolites

The present invention relates to genetically modified bacteria and methods of optimizing genetically modified bacteria for the production of a metabolite.

Sequential co-culturing method for producing a vitamin- and protein-rich food product

The present invention relates to a method for producing a vitamin- and protein-rich product, to a food product containing the vitamin- and protein-rich product, and to a nutrient medium appropriate for said method on the basis of agricultural tributaries or food tributaries.

Sequential co-culturing method for producing a vitamin- and protein-rich food product

The present invention relates to a method for producing a vitamin- and protein-rich product, to a food product containing the vitamin- and protein-rich product, and to a nutrient medium appropriate for said method on the basis of agricultural tributaries or food tributaries.

Microorganism-Derived Protein Hydrolysates and Methods of Preparation and Use Thereof
20210395677 · 2021-12-23 ·

A protein hydrolysate composition derived from a microorganism, such as a chemoautotrophic microorganism, and methods of preparing and using the same are provided. The protein hydrolysate composition may be produced sustainably through fixation of carbon dioxide from biogenic or atmospheric sources. The protein hydrolysate composition finds use in supplementing culture media for serum-free culturing of animal cells as well as for growing other types of cells such as probiotics and lactic acid bacteria. Thus, the present disclosure provides sustainable, humane processes for culturing cells for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical application as well as for human consumption as a food ingredient or product, including cultured meat.

Polymyxin-based pharmaceutical composition for treating infectious diseases

Field of application: The invention relates to medicine and pharmacy and allows to obtain new pharmaceutical compositions based on polymyxin for the treatment of severe infectious diseases, but not possessing nephrotoxic properties in therapeutic doses. Technical result: New combined dosage forms based on the antibiotic polymyxin with low nephrotoxicity and high activity.

Polymyxin-based pharmaceutical composition for treating infectious diseases

Field of application: The invention relates to medicine and pharmacy and allows to obtain new pharmaceutical compositions based on polymyxin for the treatment of severe infectious diseases, but not possessing nephrotoxic properties in therapeutic doses. Technical result: New combined dosage forms based on the antibiotic polymyxin with low nephrotoxicity and high activity.

POLYMYXIN-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION FOR TREATING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Field of application: The invention relates to medicine and pharmacy and allows to obtain new pharmaceutical compositions based on polymyxin for the treatment of severe infectious diseases, but not possessing nephrotoxic properties in therapeutic doses.

Technical result: New combined dosage forms based on the antibiotic polymyxin with low nephrotoxicity and high activity.