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Plant Cell Bioprocessing
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This is a course designed primarily for students in the undergraduate or master’s programs interested in bioprocess development for production of high value products from plant cells and tissue cultures
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Type: Online
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- 8 weeks long
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Plant Cell Bioprocessing
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Start Date: August 16th 2020
Course Description
This is a course designed primarily for students in the undergraduate or master’s programs interested in bioprocess development for production of high value products from plant cells and tissue cultures. This course is expected to introduce the student to identify the industrial applications of Plant Cell/Tissue Culture Technology. The student will be able to develop plant cell/tissue culture based bioprocesses for large scale in vitro production of high value phytochemicals. Strategies that can be utilized to improve yield and productivity of phytochemicals from plant cell/tissue cultures with case studies will be discussed.
INTENDED AUDIENCE : Researchers and students in the area of Plant Biotechnology, Biochemical/Bioprocess Engineering and Biotechnology.PREREQUISITES : Basic knowledge of Fermentation Technology, Basics in plant cell and tissue culture, plant biotechnology
INDUSTRY SUPPORT : Himalaya Pvt. Ltd., Reliance life sciences, Dabur
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COURSE LAYOUT
Week 1: Introduction to plant cellsWeek 2: In-vitro forms of plant tissue cultures for commercial applications and Culture initiationWeek 3: Somatic embryogenesis and culture preservation ; Secondary metabolism in plant cells: Its role and commercial applicationsWeek 4: Secondary metabolism in plant cells; Strategies to enhance yield and productivity of plant secondary metabolites in in vitro cell/tissue culturesWeek 5: Strategies to enhance yield and productivity of plant secondary metabolites in in vitro cell/tissue cultures; Biotransformation and Immobilization of plant cell culturesWeek 6: Genetic transformations in plant cellsWeek 7: Scale-up considerations in plant cell/tissue culturesWeek 8:Case studies on in vitro production of high-value plant secondary metabolites for commercial applications: A Combinatorial/Integrated approach for synergistic effect on production rates.
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Dr. Smita Srivastava,Indian Institute of Technology Madras
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