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Typcal is brewing the future of pragmatic protein
While the food industry grapples with the compromises of plant-based alternatives and the distant promise of lab-grown meat, a Brazilian scaleup is brewing a practical solution.
Established in 1987 as the first center for basic research in molecular neurobiology in Germany, the Center for Molecular Neurobiology Hamburg (ZMNH) has today seven institutes, united by a joint mission of brain research. From brain development to synapses, circuits and behavior, and from neuroinflammation to neurodegeneration and single-cell studies of the brain, the ZMNH is at the forefront of international brain research.
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While the food industry grapples with the compromises of plant-based alternatives and the distant promise of lab-grown meat, a Brazilian scaleup is brewing a practical solution.
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