Microbial Cell Factories: Harnessing Microorganisms for Biochemical Synthesis
Keywords:
Microbial Cell, biotechnological innovation, healthcare,Abstract
Microbial cell factories represent a cutting-edge approach in the field of biotechnology, leveraging the diverse capabilities of microorganisms for the sustainable production of valuable biochemicals. This review explores the key strategies, recent advancements, and potential applications of microbial cell factories in the synthesis of various bioactive compounds. From biofuels to pharmaceuticals, the versatility of microorganisms as efficient biochemical synthesis platforms is unlocking new possibilities for a more sustainable and economically viable future.
How to cite this article:
Singh P, Sharma C. Microbial Cell Factories:
Harnessing Microorganisms for Biochemical
Synthesis. Rec Trends Pharm Tech Ind 2023;
5(2): 16-20.
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