Plenary and Invited Papers Section 1: Efficient Production from Grassland
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Dublin Ireland
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Key points
1. Plant biopharming is set to dominate commercial recombinant protein expression for specific proteins.
2. The choice of plant species depends on a multitude of factors and is determined on a caseby- case basis.
3. As a leaf based expression system grasses would have to compete predominantly with tobacco and alfalfa.
4. The grass-endophyte symbiosis offers a number of unique possibilities for biopharming.
Citation
Roberts, Nick; Richardson, K.; Bryan, G.; Voisey, C.; McNabb, W.; Conner, T.; Christey, M.; and Johnson, R., "Grasses as Biofactories: Scoping out the Opportunities" (). IGC Proceedings (1977-2023). 12.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/1/12)
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Grasses as Biofactories: Scoping out the Opportunities
Dublin Ireland
Key points
1. Plant biopharming is set to dominate commercial recombinant protein expression for specific proteins.
2. The choice of plant species depends on a multitude of factors and is determined on a caseby- case basis.
3. As a leaf based expression system grasses would have to compete predominantly with tobacco and alfalfa.
4. The grass-endophyte symbiosis offers a number of unique possibilities for biopharming.
