Engineering solventogenic clostridia for commercial production of bio-chemicals

Engineering solventogenic clostridia for commercial production of bio-chemicals

The manufacture of bio-chemicals through the use of microbial fermentation and renewable feedstock has a number of well-known advantages linked to sustainability and reduced impacts on the environment. Markets for molecules produced with greener credentials are growing as consumers become more aware...

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Main Authors: Nathan W. G. Fairhurst, Rachel A. Harper, Holly K. Smith, Lee C. Speight, Joseph S. Clements II, Elizabeth R. Jenkinson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-07-01
Series:Engineering Biology
Subjects:
genomics
biotechnology
biofuel
fermentation
microorganisms
impurities
organic compounds
renewable energy sources
chemical engineering
renewable materials
renewable feedstock
solventogenic clostridia
bio-chemical production
microbial fermentation process
environmental impact reduction
bio-acetone production
bio-n-butanol production
impurity profiles
genome editing method
petro-version result
Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/enb.2019.0008

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