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Green Chemistry

Sumitomo, FabricNano partner on biomanufacturing

by Matt Blois
April 30, 2023 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 101, Issue 14

 

Sumitomo and FabricNano have worked together since 2021 to develop a cell-free biomanufacturing process for industrial chemicals. Now, the pair will turn the results of their collaboration into a scaled-up commercial process. The firms say enzymes can make chemicals at lower cost than living cells can, reaching costs that can compete with petrochemical synthesis. FabricNano creates biocatalysts by binding enzymes to solid supports and then, as with Sumitomo, works with partners to scale up and optimize production.

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