Concordia University - Concordia scientists developing nutritious yeast that could grow in space

Daybreak\'s Ainslie MacLellan takes us to a lab at Concordia University, where a team of researchers is trying to engineer a nutrient-packed strain of baker\'s yeast that could help feed astronauts on long missions. The team is one of four Canadian finalists in the Deep Space Food Challenge launched by the Canadian Space Agency and NASA.

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