Isotope-enriched nutritional and biochemical compositions for enhanced human and bioreactor performance

By cultivating organisms in a controlled environment with isotopically enriched resources and using a multi-stage bioreactor system, the method addresses the lack of scalable, organically sourced isotopically enriched products, achieving enhanced metabolic benefits and enriched products for human and non-human applications.

WO2026152208A1PCT designated stage Publication Date: 2026-07-23VITACORE LABS INC
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Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
VITACORE LABS INC
Filing Date
2026-01-13
Publication Date
2026-07-23

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Technical Problem

Current methods for producing isotopically enriched products are limited to small-scale synthesis and do not provide organically sourced, commercially scalable solutions, which are favorable for human consumption or use.

Method used

A method involving cultivating organisms in a controlled environment with isotopically enriched resources, followed by harvesting and processing to produce isotopically enriched biomass, utilizing a multi-stage bioreactor system to facilitate controlled delivery of isotopically enriched substrates at different metabolic stages.

Benefits of technology

Enables the production of organically sourced, isotopically enriched biomass with tailored isotopic compositions, enhancing metabolic processes and providing enriched products suitable for human consumption or non-human use.

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Abstract

Methods for producing isotopically enriched biomass are disclosed. Methods may include cultivating an organism by providing the organism with an isotopically enriched resource in a controlled environment, collecting the organism after a period of cultivation within the controlled environment, and processing the organism into an isotopically enriched biomass.
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