Texas A&M University Health Science Center
College Station, Texas, United States
Purpose
to produce gut bacterial biotherapeutics in low-resource settings by developing a low-cost bioreactor that uses glucose oxidase to create an oxygen gradient that mimics the anaerobic conditions of the human GI tract for optimal bacterial gr
Division
Global Health
Date
May 2019
Region Served
GLOBAL
Committed amount
$99,784
Grant topic
Discovery and Translational Sciences
Duration (months)
30
Grantee location
College Station, Texas, United States
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