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Efficient H2 production via Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Molecular hydrogen (H2 ) obtained from biological sources provides an alternative to bulk chemical processes that is moving towards large-scale, economical generation of clean fuel for automotive engines. This opinion article examines recent improvements in H2 production by wild and mutant strains o...
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| description | Molecular hydrogen (H2 ) obtained from biological sources provides an alternative to bulk chemical processes that is moving towards large-scale, economical generation of clean fuel for automotive engines. This opinion article examines recent improvements in H2 production by wild and mutant strains of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii – the green microalga currently considered the best eukaryotic H2 producer. Here, we review various aspects of genetic and metabolic engineering of C. reinhardtii , as well as of process engineering. Additionally, we lay out possible scenarios that would lead to more efficient research approaches in the near future, as part of a consistent strategy for sustainable biohydrogen supply. |
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