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Michel Lamontagne at 15:27, 3 June 2021

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	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.

	Protein can be produced in bioreactors<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioreactor</ref> using various type of organisms such as bacteria, yeasts or algae. However as feed-stock is so prevalent on Earth, the technologies used might not be directly transferable to Mars, where there is no ecosystem to produce cheap feed-stock.		Protein can be produced in [[Biological reactors\|bioreactors]]<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioreactor</ref> using various type of organisms such as bacteria, yeasts or algae. However as feed-stock is so prevalent on Earth, the technologies used might not be directly transferable to Mars, where there is no ecosystem to produce cheap feed-stock.

	Protein can be synthesized directly but this does not appear to be applicable to food production<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0968089617307617</ref>.		Protein can be synthesized directly but this does not appear to be applicable to food production<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0968089617307617</ref>.

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Michel Lamontagne at 15:58, 28 August 2020

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	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.

			Protein can be produced in bioreactors<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioreactor</ref> using various type of organisms such as bacteria, yeasts or algae. However as feed-stock is so prevalent on Earth, the technologies used might not be directly transferable to Mars, where there is no ecosystem to produce cheap feed-stock.

			Protein can be synthesized directly but this does not appear to be applicable to food production<ref>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0968089617307617</ref>.

			== References ==

Michel Lamontagne at 14:41, 25 July 2019

2019-07-25T14:41:53Z

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	Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.		Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.
	Both animals and [[Plants\|plants]] use proteins, and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.		Both animals and [[Plants\|plants]] use proteins, and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs. As an energy source, or [[food]], proteins provide the same amount of energy as [[carbohydrates]].

	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.

Michel Lamontagne at 14:39, 25 July 2019

2019-07-25T14:39:33Z

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	Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.		Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.
	Both ~~animal~~ and [[Plants\|~~vegetable life~~]] use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.		Both animals and [[Plants\|plants]] use proteins, and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.

	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.

Michel Lamontagne at 14:36, 25 July 2019

2019-07-25T14:36:04Z

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	Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.		Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.
	Both animal and [[Plants\|vegetable life]] use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.		Both animal and [[Plants\|vegetable life]] use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.
	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a food source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a [[food]] source.

Michel Lamontagne at 14:34, 25 July 2019

2019-07-25T14:34:02Z

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	Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from amino acid residues.		Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from [[Amino acids\|amino acid]] residues.
	Both animal and vegetable life use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.		Both animal and [[Plants\|vegetable life]] use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.
	Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a food source.		Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a food source.

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Protein are one of the building blocks of life. They are complex molecules built up from amino acid residues.
Both animal and vegetable life use proteins and these can be ingested by humans and used for their own needs.
Bacteria also use proteins and can serve as a food source.