Energy & Synthetic biology - Scientists map bacteria metabolic pathways

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Energy & Synthetic biology - Scientists map bacteria metabolic pathways

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-08/uos-sas080608.php
Scanned by: Garry Golden 10 months ago

UK researchers at University of Sheffield team have mapped the metabolism of Nostoc bacteria which fixes nitrogen and releases hydrogen. Another step towards creating 'synthetic' bacteria that have ideal energy performance qualities in converting molecules into usuable forms of energy.

Type: Discovery | Also: Biotechnology |

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