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Universität für Bodenkultur Wien
Leading life sciences university specializing in sustainable resource management, biotechnology, and environmental engineering. Expertise in agriculture, forestry, food technology, and renewable resources for a sustainable future.
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Recombinant protein production in plants
The present invention refers to an engineered, non-naturally occurring nucleotide sequence encoding a constitutively active variant of a CTP-phosphocholine- cytidylyltransferase (CCT), wherein said nucleotide sequence encodes the catalytic domain of said CCT, comprises a frameshift mutation within 1 to 20 codons upstream of the nucleotide sequence encoding the lipid sensing domain of the CCT, or 1 to 15 codons downstream of the nucleotide sequence encoding the catalytic domain of the CCT, and optionally is under control of its endogenous promoter, and optionally encodes 1 to 15 amino acids of the lipid sensing domain of said CCT.
Platinum-functionalized high-performance ceramics in PoC container
The present invention refers to a temperature resistant dental implant container with dental implant comprising a polygonal or cylindrical, optically transparent container with a conically tapered interior for receiving a dental implant, a needle-pierceable, flexible, and liquid-tight septum, a lid which is separably connected to the container, wherein the interior of the container is configured to fix the position of the dental implant between the bottom of the septum and the bottom of the interior, and a dental implant comprising a conditioned surface. Further its use for transport and storage, and a method for in vitro cellular coating a dental implant are described.
Device for charging concrete in tremie pipe
The present device for charging concrete in tremie pipe comprises a shank, ribs hingedly connected to the shank, the ribs extending radially from the shank. A canopy is attached to the ribs. The angular range of motion of the ribs about their connection to the shank in respect of the longitudinal extension of the shank is greater than 120°, preferably greater than 150°. The device is designed for the first charging of tremie pipe with concrete. The device is robust to survive the harsh site conditions and is flexible to be adapted to different tremie pipe diameter and pile length. The device enables controlled descending of concrete to initiate pouring. By controlled descending speed of concrete the mixing of concrete with supporting fluid and the segregation of concrete are avoided.
Success Stories
Featured Spin-off Companies
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
Holloid
Holloid GmbH develops AI-powered, real-time holographic microscopy systems for continuous bioprocess monitoring, enabling automated detection and classification of microorganisms in industrial fermentations and other biotechnological environments.
RockfishBio AG
Rockfish Bio AG develops senolytic therapies to promote healthy aging and treat age-related diseases.
AgroBiogel
AgroBiogel GmbH develops and manufactures innovative, sustainable lignin-based hydrogels (RETENTIS®) for efficient water and nutrient storage in soil, supporting agriculture, horticulture, and forestry.
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