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Prolific Machines has raised $55 million from investors to commercialize its photo molecular biology platform, which it says can significantly reduce the costs of producing cultivated meats, therapeutic proteins, and pharmaceuticals.

Prolific Machines believes it has a way of transitioning away from molecules to something that is cheaper and easier to use: light.

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San Francisco-based cultured meat startup Prolific Machines is funding to make cultured meat prices more affordable.

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Emerging from stealth mode, the celebrity-backed Prolific Machines is about to bring down the price of cultivated meat significantly.

Prolific Machines’ technology is a way to grow and control meat cells without needing expensive recombinant proteins for cell production.

The San Francisco startup says it has found a way to bring down the cost of cultivated meat manufacturing with biotechnology and machine learning.

Ultra-precise cancer therapies! Human-like hair grown from plants! A way to potentially save the bees! The spectrum of companies coming out of IndieBio has always been pretty wild, and its latest batch definitely doesn’t disappoint. As the early-stage, biology-focused accelerator arm of SOSV,…