Scientists grow beef cells in rice for first time

Researchers in South Korea say their cultured beef rice could offer a more affordable protein food source – with a smaller carbon footprint
Scientists grow beef cells in rice for first time

Scientists have grown beef cells in rice grains for the first time, resulting in what they describe as a ‘nutritious and flavourful hybrid food’ (Yonsei University/PA)

Scientists have grown beef cells in rice grains for the first time, resulting in what they describe as a “nutritious and flavourful hybrid food”.

Researchers in South Korea say their cultured beef rice could offer a more affordable protein food source – with a smaller carbon footprint.

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