Bioethanol produced from biomass is considered an interesting second generation biofuel. To date a cost-effective method for converting biomass into ethanol has not been developed. Consolidated BioProcessing is one of the most attractive strategies aiming to obtain ethanol from biomass by a single microbial phase. In this study, the selection and genetic improvement of microbial strains started in order to develop a microbe for the one-step bioconversion of biomass into ethanol. New efficient cellulolytic microrganisms were isolated and genetically identified. Their hydrolytic activities were remarkable and few strains may have also improvable ethanol production properties. Four hundred wild type yeasts, having optimal fermentative perfo...
The use of renewable biomass to supply the increasing energetic needs and to partially replace fossi...
Consolidated bioprocessing (CBP), which integrates enzyme production, saccharification and fermentat...
The development of a amylolytic yeast could yield large cost reductions in the industrial ethanol c...
Bioethanol produced from lignocellulosic biomass represents a promising alternative among biofuels. ...
Today, the fossil materials currently represent the major share of the fuel market. In order to redu...
The conversion of biomass into fuel ethanol has received considerable interest in recent years. Star...
Bioethanol is an attractive, sustainable and alternative energy source to conventional fuel. Current...
The use of biomass for the production of bioethanol has received considerable interest in recent yea...
Bioethanol belongs to the large family of renewable fuels that can be used as alternatives to fossil...
Simultaneous microbial hydrolysis of lignocellulosic material and fermentation of resulting sugars t...
Introduction. Commercial bioethanol is currently obtained from starchy substrates, with a relatively...
Conversion of cellulose, hemicellulose or starch to ethanol via a biological route requires enzymati...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
The use of renewable biomass to supply the increasing energetic needs and to partially replace fossi...
Consolidated bioprocessing (CBP), which integrates enzyme production, saccharification and fermentat...
The development of a amylolytic yeast could yield large cost reductions in the industrial ethanol c...
Bioethanol produced from lignocellulosic biomass represents a promising alternative among biofuels. ...
Today, the fossil materials currently represent the major share of the fuel market. In order to redu...
The conversion of biomass into fuel ethanol has received considerable interest in recent years. Star...
Bioethanol is an attractive, sustainable and alternative energy source to conventional fuel. Current...
The use of biomass for the production of bioethanol has received considerable interest in recent yea...
Bioethanol belongs to the large family of renewable fuels that can be used as alternatives to fossil...
Simultaneous microbial hydrolysis of lignocellulosic material and fermentation of resulting sugars t...
Introduction. Commercial bioethanol is currently obtained from starchy substrates, with a relatively...
Conversion of cellulose, hemicellulose or starch to ethanol via a biological route requires enzymati...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
Ethanol can be used as a complete fuel or as an octane enhancer, and has the advantages of being ren...
The use of renewable biomass to supply the increasing energetic needs and to partially replace fossi...
Consolidated bioprocessing (CBP), which integrates enzyme production, saccharification and fermentat...
The development of a amylolytic yeast could yield large cost reductions in the industrial ethanol c...