Adapting the yeast consolidated bioprocessing paradigm for biorefineries

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Sep 2018 South Africa Publisher:Greenwave Publishing of CanadaJournal:Biofuel Research Journal, volume 5, pages 827-828 (eissn: 2292-8782,

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Authors: den Haan, Riaan;

doi: 10.18331/brj2018.5.3.2

handle: 10566/4083

Adapting the yeast consolidated bioprocessing paradigm for biorefineries

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Abstract

Despite decades long development, no natural or engineered organism has been isolated that can produce commodity products at the rates and yields required by industry via direct microbial conversion. However, new genomic editing tools and systems level knowledge of metabolism provides opportunities to develop yeast strains for second-generation biorefineries.

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University of the Western Cape
South Africa

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Second-generation biorefineries, Yeast strains, Genomic editing tools

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