#007 Kultivierte Fleischeslust - mit Monika Röntgen

An episode of the Food Fak(t) podcast, hosted by Stefan Fak, titled "#007 Kultivierte Fleischeslust - mit Monika Röntgen" was published on January 11, 2024 and runs 50 minutes.

January 11, 2024 ·50m · Food Fak(t)

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Summary

Fleisch ist Handarbeit – so beschreibt Monika Röntgen die Herstellung kultivierten Fleischs. Die Tierärztin entwickelt am Rostocker Institut für Nutztierbiologie (FBN) aus tierischen Stammzellen essbare Muskelmasse. Spucken in Zukunft 3D-Drucker Steaks aus? Wie entsteht aus Stammzellen eine selbstwachsende Struktur, die uns als Mett auf Brot schmeckt? Und wie schlägt sie sich gegenüber vegetarischen Alternativprodukten unter gesundheitlichen und ökologischen Aspekten? Kommt mit auf eine akustische Reise in die Zelle und ins Fleisch der Zukunft!

Episode Description

Fleisch ist Handarbeit – so beschreibt Monika Röntgen die Herstellung kultivierten Fleischs. Die Tierärztin entwickelt am Rostocker Institut für Nutztierbiologie (FBN) aus tierischen Stammzellen essbare Muskelmasse. Spucken in Zukunft 3D-Drucker Steaks aus? Wie entsteht aus Stammzellen eine selbstwachsende Struktur, die uns als Mett auf Brot schmeckt? Und wie schlägt sie sich gegenüber vegetarischen Alternativprodukten unter gesundheitlichen und ökologischen Aspekten? Kommt mit auf eine akustische Reise in die Zelle und ins Fleisch der Zukunft!

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