Datum: 15.7.2008
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The latest research is available online in the journal Metabolic Engineering. The new paper and others published earlier this year describe a new fermentation process that allows E. coli and other enteric bacteria to convert glycerin - the major waste byproduct of biodiesel production - into formate, succinate and other valuable organic acids.
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