Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
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Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#2but that being said, it would be really interesting to see how a development like this could influence the nation wide development of cannabis legislation, especially down here in the Bible belt. granted I don't think it'll necessarily have a huge impact but i think having a cheap and efficient source of cannabinoids equalizing the market value and providing a larger pool to experiment upon to help support the idea of cannabis legalization
but hey even if not it's cool to see what we can hack nature to do!
Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#3And then bootleg biologics and other patent drugs, I would totally buy a yeast that let me make my own Humira and let me control the supply; even if possessing it meant a hefty prison term.
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#4yup I think that's something I'd actually call a true lifehack! but that being said, it would be really interesting to see how a development like this could influence the nation wide development of cannabis legislation, especially down here in the Bible belt. granted I don't think it'll necessarily have a huge impact but i think having a cheap and efficient source of cannabinoids equalizing the market value and provi…
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#6As someone in this industry, I doubt this will become a reality. The real problem is cost. When you use yeast, you have to supply the energy for the entire system. When you grow a plant, you get free energy from the sun. The cost savings are hard to beat. Nicotine extracts aren't made from yeast either. That should be a big warning flag for the business sides of these cool projects.
Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#7As someone in this industry, I doubt this will become a reality. The real problem is cost. When you use yeast, you have to supply the energy for the entire system. When you grow a plant, you get free energy from the sun. The cost savings are hard to beat. Nicotine extracts aren't made from yeast either. That should be a big warning flag for the business sides of these cool projects.
Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#8yup I think that's something I'd actually call a true lifehack! but that being said, it would be really interesting to see how a development like this could influence the nation wide development of cannabis legislation, especially down here in the Bible belt. granted I don't think it'll necessarily have a huge impact but i think having a cheap and efficient source of cannabinoids equalizing the market value and provi…
Until the next hacker crosses yeast and poppies to create home-brew opiods. Very soon you might not need to be a chemistry teacher to found your own meth empire. Some sugar water and a few drops of the right yeast might suffice.
https://engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/article/stanford-r...
Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Until the next hacker crosses yeast and poppies to create home-brew opiods. Very soon you might not need to be a chemistry teacher to found your own meth empire. Some sugar water and a few drops of the right yeast might suffice.
That happened a while back https://engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/article/stanford-r...
Re: Scientists brew cannabis using modified beer yeast
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Until the next hacker crosses yeast and poppies to create home-brew opiods. Very soon you might not need to be a chemistry teacher to found your own meth empire. Some sugar water and a few drops of the right yeast might suffice.
That happened a while back https://engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/article/stanford-r...