ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2025
Developing a media formulation to sustain
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Abstract
Chloroplasts are critical organelles in plants and algae responsible for accumulating biomass through photosynthetic carbon fixation and cellular maintenance through metabolism in the cell. Chloroplasts are increasingly appreciated for their role in biomanufacturing, as they can produce many useful molecules, and a deeper understanding of chloroplast regulation and function would provide more insight for the biotechnological applications of these organelles. However, traditional genetic approaches to manipulate chloroplasts are slow, and generation of transgenic organisms to study their function can take weeks to months, significantly delaying the pace of research. To develop chloroplasts themselves as a quicker and more defined platform, we isolated chloroplasts from the green algae,
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