Global Bioenergies adapts its bacteria to produce bio-isobutene from sucrose

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By mmillikinJul 21, 2015, 12:32 pm92 pts
Global Bioenergies has adapted its bio-isobutene process, first developed with glucose as a resource, for the use of sucrose, the main component of sugar cane and sugar beet. The adaptation of the process to sucrose was one the first technical milestones set as part of “IBN-One”, the Joint-Venture between…

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