Last time i checked in on cultivated meat, it seemed like collecting fetal bovine serum required them to do a lot of slaughtering, which kind of defeats the point. Have there been any advancements in that area?
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Last time i checked in on cultivated meat, it seemed like collecting fetal bovine serum required them to do a lot of slaughtering, which kind of defeats the point. Have there been any advancements in that area?
This is my question too.If this and this are to be believed, it might be bovine serum-free. Looks like they may not be the only ones who’ve done it either.
Well if that’s true then this is fantastic news!
https://twitter.com/elliotswartz/status/1483433664616669184?s=21
Really interesting, thank you!