Aug 11, 2016
Researchers Use E.coli to Engineer Improved Biofuels
Posted by Karen Hurst in categories: engineering, sustainability
Interesting.
Although E. coli bacteria is often considered as a bad bug, laboratory-adapted E. coli that do not harm human beings and can multiply fast have been commonly used for various research purposes.
The same property allows the bacteria to rebuild into the smallest of factories when their chemical producing ability is utilized. E. coli possesses the ability to crank out pharmaceuticals, biofuels, and various other useful products.
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