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82 SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY


As science accelerates its understanding of the impact of the genetics that varies between us all, bioinformatics techniques will aid the assessment of gene variants. This will allow us to make sense of the large and complex biological datasets that come from gene-based diagnostic tests. From a personal care perspective, it will


provide valuable insights to enable better sequence conservation of skincare proteins, or identification and quantification of proteins in skin or hair. For instance, there are many ways to enhance skin protein quality but there are also many different sources; it is still unclear whether hydrolysed collagen from mammals, fish, caviar, or recombinant bacteria is best. Once this question is resolved, sustainability and quality factors will be improved by cloning the target gene into a production vector, probably yeast. Combining genetic knowledge, SynBio,


and large-scale bioinformatics presents vast opportunities to reconfigure the personal care market toward full personalisation, offering each customer exactly what they need rather than a choice of standard formulations. In this scenario, the large-scale manufacture of separate ingredients remains similar, but for true personalisation, final formulation and mixing may be moved closer to point-of-sale with immediate customer benefit.


The short, medium and long-term outlook So, what does the future hold for SynBio in personal care? In the short to medium term, we can expect a shift from the niche production of small-volume functional ingredients to greater support of the entire product. SynBio-led production of high-volume ingredients such as carriers, surfactants, and excipients would have a greater impact on overall product sustainability. Packaging is also likely to receive a SynBio


overhaul. Also in the near future, sophisticated personalisation services like those outlined above will come to fruition at a premium price, offering tantalising commercial prospects. Looking further ahead, learnings from


activity in the medical space surrounding non-proteinogenic (unnatural) amino acids are likely to filter through to personal care. The sector’s SynBio work to date has largely focused on reproducing the amino acids that make up proteins in plants and animals. However, unnatural amino acids may reveal


different ways to enhance product functionality or unlock entirely new physiological benefits. While the major material benefits that SynBio


can bring to personal care still lie some way in the future, there is much promising activity underway. For now, we can feel cautiously optimistic about the potential it brings to meet heightened consumer demand for clean, sustainable, and personalised products.


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2. Forbes. Synthetic Biology Is Disrupting Personal Care, Making It More Sustainable — And More Personal. 10 September 2019. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ johncumbers/2019/09/10/synthetic-biology- is-disrupting-personal-care-making-it-more- sustainable-and-personal/?sh=4126eba947c5


3. Labiotech. CRISPR Can Help The Switch To Sustainable Cosmetics. 16 May 2022. https:// www.labiotech.eu/opinion/crispr-cosmetics- ers-genomics/


4. The Economist. Could cosmetics get a makeover? 23 June 2022. https://www. economist.com/films/2022/06/23/could- cosmetics-get-a-makeover


5. Evolva. Nootkatone. https://evolva.com/ evenootkatone/


6. Amyris. Manool. https://amyris.com/ ingredient/manool


7. UK Research and Innovation. Frontier Manufacturing: Scaling up synthetic biology. https://gtr.ukri.org/ projects?ref=EP%2FK038648%2F1


8. A systematic approach to scaling up synthetic biology. Nature. https://www.nature.com/ articles/d42473-020-00226-5


9. The Brink (Boston University). Scaling up synthetic biology. 23 January 2015. https:// www.bu.edu/articles/2015/scaling-up- synthetic-biology/


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10. Locus Performance Ingredients. https://locuspi. com/about/company/


11. c16 Biosciences. c16 Biosciences Raises $20 Million Series A to Produce Bio-Based Palm Oil Alternative for Consumer Products. 2 March 2020. https://www.c16bio.com/c16- biosciences-raises-20-million-series-a-to- produce-bio-based-palm-oil-alternative-for- consumer-products


12. CB Therapeutics Announces Closing of the


Latest Round of Equity Funding for Scaling Up Biosynthesis Research and Production. 16 April 2019. https://www.businesswire.com/news/ home/20190416005306/en/CB-Therapeutics- Announces-Closing-of-the-Latest-Round-of- Equity-Funding-for-Scaling-Up-Biosynthesis- Research-and-Production


13. Renewable Carbon News. Biotensidon: Breakthrough in Rhamnolipid Mass- Production. 31 January 2017. https://renewable- carbon.eu/news/biotensidon-breakthrough- in-rhamnolipid-mass-production/


14. Geltor. HumaColl21. https://geltor.com/ products/humacoll21/


15. Bolt Threads. b-silk. https://boltthreads.com/ technology/silk-protein/


16. Sederma. Silverfree and Apiscalp. https://www. crodapersonalcare.com/en-gb/our-brands/ sederma


17. Green Queen. Unilever Announces $120 Million Investment To Scale Production Of Palm Oil Alternative. 22 June 2022. https:// www.greenqueen.com.hk/unilever-invests-in- sustainable-palm-oil-alternative/


18. Biosyntia. Biosyntia and Givaudan enter long- term collaboration for sustainable ingredient development. September 2021. https://www. biosyntia.com/biosyntia-and-givaudan-enter- long-term-collaboration


19. Proctor & Gamble. Bioresearchers of the future get £22.5million boost. 8 October 2021. https:// www.pg.co.uk/blogs/bio-researchers-of-the- future/


20. Competition and Markets Authority. Global sweep finds 40% of firms’ green claims could be misleading. 28 January 2021. https://www. gov.uk/government/news/global-sweep- finds-40-of-firms-green-claims-could-be- misleading


21. Science Group Sustainability. Major players R&D leaders collaborate to help land Net Zero ambitions. 11 July 2022. https://www. sagentiainnovation.com/news-detail/major- players-rd-leaders-collaborate-to-help-land- net-zero-ambitions/


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