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Microbe-specific and product-specific strategies for scalable biomanufacturing.
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MPSS and AMPB provide a framework to rationalize microbe–product pairing by aligning intrinsic microbial traits and product specifications with process constraints, enabling scalable biomanufacturing.
- Why it matters: Scaling microbial biotechnology is persistently challenging, and early misalignment between host choice, product properties, and process constraints often limits scalability.
- What they did: The authors propose Microbe-Specific and Product-Specific Strategies (MPSS) and extend it with Applied Microbial Population Biology (AMPB) to guide application-oriented strain selection and engineering from the outset.
- The result: The framework is intended to align early laboratory work with industrial biomanufacturing requirements, supporting development of biotechnological solutions with significant societal and economic impact.
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