MyCell Inova Simples

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1. Introduction Industrial biotechnology focuses on working with biological systems, such as cell factories or enzymes, rather than using fossil raw materials to produce antibiotics, chemicals, and energy sources (Festel, 2020). As a result, it has attracted much attention for its environmentally friendly and sustainable methods, which could pave the way for a paradigm shift from petroleum to bio-based production (Yu et al., 2019).