Calysta, Inc.

Calysta Energy, Inc.

Drew D Regitsky

Joshua A Silverman

Sol M Resnick

Lorraine Joan Giver

Renee M Saville

Lisa Marie Newman

Luan Thanh Nguyen

John H Grate

Sungwon Lee

Eric G Luning

Howard Lam Ho Fong

Jana Mueller

Brandon D Doss

A fermenter can have at least one hollow fluid conduit disposed at least partially within a vessel. An external circumference of the hollow fluid conduit and an interior circumference of the vessel can define a downward flow path through which a multi-phase mixture including a liquid media and compressed gas substrate bubbles flows. An interior circumference of the hollow fluid conduit can defined an upward flow path which is in fluid communication with the downward flow path. The multi-phase liquid can flow through the upward flow path and exit the fermenter. Cooling may be provided in the hollow fluid conduit or the vessel. One or more backpressor generators can be used to maintain a backpressure on the fermenter. One or more fluid movers can be used to variously create an induced and/or forced flow in the downward and upward flow paths.

Csubstrate-fed fermentation systems and methods for producing Ccompounds

The present disclosure relates to recombinant microorganisms engineered for enhance production of a desired amino acid, as well as related biomass, and compositions which are useful, inter alia, as animal feed ingredients. The present invention also provides related methods.

Microorganisms for the enhanced production of amino acids and related methods

Gas-fed fermentation systems

The present disclosure relates to genetically engineered microorganisms for biological oxidation of hydrocarbons, including production of alcohols from alkanes or epoxides from alkenes, and related methods and systems.

Genetically engineered microorganisms for biological oxidation of hydrocarbons

The present disclosure provides non-naturally occurring c1 microorganisms useful for the production of lactate and related compositions, as well as methods for the biologically production of lactate. In specific embodiments, the present disclosure provides non-naturally occurring methanotrophic bacteria which are useful for producing lactate from c1 substrates.

Compositions and methods for biological production of lactate from Ccompounds using lactate dehydrogenase transformants

The present disclosure relates to recombinant microorganisms engineered for enhanced production of a desired carbohydrate, as well as related biomass, and compositions which are useful, inter alia, as animal feed ingredients. The present disclosure also provides related methods.

Carbohydrate-enriched recombinant microorganisms

The present disclosure provides compositions and methods for using recombinant C1 metabolizing microorganisms capable of metabolizing sulfur containing compounds and other contaminants to biologically convert sour or acidic natural gas into high-value molecules, and to allow recovery of stranded oil.

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Drew D Regitsky