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Plants that make real dairy protein? Scientists discover an unexpected shortcut

Scientists have discovered a biotechnology shortcut allowing plant seeds to produce bovine casein, a key dairy protein, without the need for cows.

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Researchers have successfully grown bovine casein within plant seeds. This development utilizes seed biotechnology to create real dairy proteins in a plant-based medium.

Coverage from Earth.com, StudyFinds, Phys.org, and Food Ingredients First emphasizes the ability to produce cow-free casein. A study linked to Miruku specifically reports that this method has reached a protein yield of 1.26%.

Future attention will likely center on the scalability of this seed biotechnology and further developments regarding the protein yields associated with the Miruku-linked research.

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What specific dairy protein are scientists producing in plants?

Scientists are producing bovine casein.

What was the protein yield mentioned in the Miruku-linked study?

The study reported a protein yield of 1.26%.

Where in the plant is the dairy protein being grown?

The bovine casein is being grown in plant seeds.

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