Global Bioenergies’ isobutene fermentation process successfully uses xylose

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By mmillikinAug 19, 2015, 12:05 pm56 pts
Global Bioenergies first developed its isobutene process (earlier post) using glucose derived from cereals such as wheat or corn. Early in 2015, the company announced that the process was compatible with crude “second generation” sugars derived from agricultural and forestry waste. These resources are…

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