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Cell & Gene Therapy Insights 2019; 5(12), 1691–1696.

10.18609/cgti.2019.177

Published: 10 February 2020
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Markus Gershater

Markus Gershater co-founded Synthace after working as a Research Associate in Synthetic Biology at University College London where he developed novel biosynthesis methods using pathway engineering. Prior to UCL, he was a Biotransformation Scientist at Novacta Biosystems working as part of the industrial biotechnology group that conducted more than 90 contract research projects for over 20 clients. Markus has a PhD in Plant Biochemistry from Durham.

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Article source: Invited
Interview conducted: November 29 2019; Publication date: January 22 2020.

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Markus Gershater
Chief Scientific Officer,
Synthace


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