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Kemin Contributes Global Soil Samples and Strain Collections to
University of Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa – April 17, 2008 – Kemin Industries made a contribution of 34,365 soil samples and 39,662 microbial strains to the University of Iowa today. The soil samples, collected from every continent and virtually every known ecology on the planet, is a tremendous source of genetic diversity for advanced medical discovery and biocatalytic applications of microorganisms and enzymes. Many of the soil samples come from old rain forests and/or ecologies that no longer exist.
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World Class
The state of Iowa, largely through world-class organizations like the Center for Biocatalysis and Bioprocessing (CBB), stands at the center of a global revolution in biotechnology. At its inception more than 20 years ago, the CBB became the first and largest organizati on in the world to organize a multidisciplinary research group with a primary focus on the areas of biocatalysis and bioprocessing. Two decades later, the Center remains dedicated to education, research and technology transfer. At CBB, our goal is to reshape the agricultural, chemical , nutritional and pharmaceutical industries by combining the intellectual talents of top scientific faculty with the practical delivery of new technologies. Confidential collaborations with clients enable our laboratory to produce products and develop processes for industry, government, and academia. Today, CBB is the state of Iowas primary contract research facility for fermentation and bioprocessing. The Center is proud of its worldwide reputation for excellence.
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