Mechanical disintegration and size-based separation of microbial cells create tunable fragments that bind, emulsify, and hold oil and water.
Recombinant Pichia pastoris expression produces animal-free albumin proteins for food while reducing reliance on agricultural land.
Controlled rOVD glycosylation supports clear, soluble, heat- and pH-stable protein compositions without altering sensory properties.
Low-temperature bead milling disrupts microbial cells to preserve protein structure while reducing nucleic acid content, eliminating complex defatting steps.