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PROJECTS
At Synth Biotec, we develop projects focused on the production of bio-inputs, enzymes, and other innovative biotechnological products. We also work on immobilizing these materials on different supports, aiming to increase their stability, efficiency, and yield in industrial applications. In this section, we present projects that reflect our mission to transform science into practical, efficient, and sustainable solutions for a future driven by biotechnology.
Metabolic Study of Spinosyns in Saccharopolyspora spinosa for Biosynthesis Engineering in Escherichia coli
Development and optimization of a heterologous pathway for spinosynthesis in Escherichia coli , aiming at the efficient and scalable production of these compounds for agricultural applications.
Enzyme production for the brewing industry
Production of specific enzymes for application in the brewing industry, focusing on optimizing the production process, improving clarification, increasing the yield of fermentable sugars, and standardizing the final quality of the beer. The project combines biotechnology and innovation to meet the technical demands of the sector.
Production of free and nanosupported enzymes of interest in the food and beverage industries.
Obtaining enzymes in free and immobilized forms on nanosupports, focusing on applications that add value and efficiency to processes in the food and beverage industries.
Enzyme production through the utilization of waste from the Legal Amazon.
Development of bioprocesses for enzyme production using agro-industrial waste from the Legal Amazon as substrates. The initiative combines biotechnological innovation with the valorization of regional biomass, promoting the reuse of underutilized materials.
Production of cellulases from lignocellulosic waste from the city of Niterói for the bioethanol industry.
Production of cellulases through the utilization of lignocellulosic waste generated in the city of Niterói, aiming to meet the demand of bioethanol industries for efficient and sustainable enzymes.
Production of industrial amylases from agricultural waste.
The project aims to produce amylases for industrial applications by utilizing agricultural waste as a substrate. The proposal integrates sustainability and biotechnology, promoting the reuse of biomass and the generation of enzymes of interest to the food, textile, and biofuel sectors.
