The Small Protein Translation Machine

Ionat Zurr; Oron Catts

The Small Protein Translation Machine

Ionat Zurr (Artist), Oron Catts (Artist)

School of Human Sciences

Research output: Non-traditional research output › Exhibition › peer-review

Abstract

The Small Protein Translation Machine features a piece of in vitro meat growing in a microgravity bioreactor. Bathed in a rich nutriment solution containing ten percent fetal calf serum, the cells that constitute this semi-living meat will slowly translate nutrients into animal protein while replacing the polymer scaffold on which they grow, highlighting the arguably futile idea of in vitro meat.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	The Power of things, Dutch Electronic Arts Festival, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Publication status	Published - 15 May 2012

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