Gene-gun lettuce, tobacco yield meat protein myoglobin
Scientists at Imperial College London have used a gene gun to insert pig and cattle myoglobin genes into lettuce and tobacco plants, achieving yields of up to 810 milligrams of the meat…
Scientists at Imperial College London have used a gene gun to insert pig and cattle myoglobin genes into lettuce and tobacco plants, achieving yields of up to 810 milligrams of the meat…
Scientists from Imperial College London and partner institutions engineered tobacco and lettuce plants to produce myoglobin, a muscle protein responsible for meat’s colour and flavour. Using a gene gun, they inserted pig…