Research Articles
Nature's Tiny Recycler: How Cellvibrio japonicus Turns Plant Waste into Sugar
Explore how Cellvibrio japonicus, a remarkable soil bacterium, efficiently breaks down tough plant materials and holds keys to renewable energy solutions.
CRISPR Gene Editing Unlocks Sustainable Biofuel Production
Discover how CRISPR-Cas9D10A nickase-assisted base editing revolutionizes biofuel production using Clostridium beijerinckii bacteria.
Green Factories: How Engineered E. coli Learns to Eat Plant Waste for a Sustainable Future
Discover how metabolic engineering transforms E. coli into efficient biofuel producers by rewiring sugar utilization systems for plant biomass consumption.
The Tiny Brewer with a Superpower: How Engineered Yeast Detoxifies Its Way to Clean Fuel
Discover how genetically engineered yeast can detoxify toxic chemicals while producing ethanol, revolutionizing biofuel production.
Unlocking Nature's Sugar Vault: The Tiny Enzyme That Could Revolutionize Green Energy
Explore the fascinating world of microbial avicelase, the enzyme that breaks down crystalline cellulose and holds promise for sustainable biofuel production.
Cracking the Sugar Code: How a Tiny Chip is Revolutionizing Green Biotechnology
Discover how carbohydrate microarrays are transforming plant cell wall research, enabling breakthroughs in biofuels, crop improvement, and sustainable agriculture.