Squalene is generally sourced from the liver oil of deep sea sharks (Squalus spp.), in which
it accounts for 40–70% of liver mass. To meet the growing demand for squalene because of …

Squalene is a triterpene hydrocarbon, a biochemical precursor for all steroids in plants and
animals. It is a principal component of human surface lipids, in particular of sebum …

Constructing efficient cell factories for product synthesis is frequently hampered by
competing pathways and/or insufficient precursor supply. This is particularly evident in the …

Harnessing mitochondria is considered as a promising method for biosynthesis of terpenes
due to the adequate supply of acetyl-CoA and redox equivalents in mitochondria. However …

Synthetic biology has allowed for the industrial production of supply-limited
sesquiterpenoids such as the antimalarial drug artemisinin and β-farnesene. One of the only …

Over the last several years, there has been increased interest from academia and the
pharmaceutical/biotech industry in the development of vaccine adjuvants for new and …

Squalene is a highly sought-after triterpene compound in growing demand, and its
production offers a promising avenue for circular economy practices. In this study, we …

Nutraceuticals have generated an interest among clinicians for their applicability in the
prevention and treatment of many ailments. Literature suggests the possible role of …

Background. Preventive vaccination is a vitally important strategic aspect of protection of the
population against severe effects of influenza epidemics. The priority attention is given to …

Seafood is one of the major commodities contributing to global food security. Global seafood
production was about 177.8 million tons in 2019, with a total first sale value equivalent to US …