NCRIS Biofuels Facility
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North Ryde, New South Wales, AU
The Macquarie University NCRIS Biofuels Facility is able to assist researchers seeking to develop and/or optimise processes for the production of enzymes for biomass degradation.
Front-end support in gene cloning and expression in microbial hosts such as E.coli and Trichoderma reesei.
High-throughput miniaturised cultivation and screening of up to 1000 microorganisms for strain development and enzyme improvement.
Batch and fed-batch fermentations at 0.8L to 10L scale for the production of microorganisms and their enzymes. Up to three fermentation runs can be operated simultaneously under the control of a supervisory software, with on-line analysis of exhaust gases such as CO2/O2.
Fungal transformations including the introduction of expression plasmid DNAs into target cells using a biolistic bombardment 'gene-gun' approach.
FACS Aria capability for high throughput screening of bacteria or amplified genes for enzyme evolution to increase thermostability, kinetic characteristics, etc.
Robotic liquid handling with PCR capability for high-throughput screening of samples for particular enzymatic activities.
Front-end support in gene cloning and expression in microbial hosts such as E.coli and Trichoderma reesei.
Robotic liquid handling with PCR capability for high-throughput screening of samples for particular enzymatic activities.
Robotic liquid handling with PCR capability for high-throughput screening of samples for particular enzymatic activities.
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