Sustainable enzymatic production of C1 formic acid from greenhouse carbon dioxide: Realities of the consortium approach
Rodil, Andrea; von Ossowski, Ingemar; Nyyssönen, Mari; Tian, Yufang; Hallamaa, Marleen; Deska, Jan; Bomberg, Malin; +1 Authors
Rodil, Andrea; von Ossowski, Ingemar; Nyyssönen, Mari; Tian, Yufang; Hallamaa, Marleen; Deska, Jan; Bomberg, Malin; Scheller, Silvan;
Sustainable enzymatic production of C1 formic acid from greenhouse carbon dioxide: Realities of the consortium approach
A perspective article on the realities of the consortium approach in science, through the example of ExtremoForm. We reflect on the enzymatic transformation of carbon dioxide into high-value chemicals with formate dehydrogenases (FDHs), focusing specifically on FDHs discovered by an environmental metagenomic research.
- University of Helsinki Finland
- Aalto University Finland
- VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Finland
metagenomics, formic acid, FDH, carbon dioxide, formate dehydrogenase, protein engineering, consortium, sustainability
metagenomics, formic acid, FDH, carbon dioxide, formate dehydrogenase, protein engineering, consortium, sustainability
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