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Genetic engineering of microorganisms for biodiesel production

Lin et al., 2013

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1418436551475216551
Author
Lin H
Wang Q
Shen Q
Zhan J
Zhao Y
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Bioengineered

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Biodiesel, as one type of renewable energy, is an ideal substitute for petroleum-based diesel fuel and is usually made from triacylglycerides by transesterification with alcohols. Biodiesel production based on microbial fermentation aiming to establish more efficient, less …
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