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Reduction of carbon dioxide emission during isoprene production by fermentation
Published online: Jul 30, 2010
| Geographical region | USA |
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| Subject | Production of isoprene |
| Published date | Jul 1, 2010 |
| Title | Reduction of carbon dioxide emission during isoprene production by fermentation |
| Patent Application Number | US20100167370 A1 |
| Inventor | Chotani Gopal K.; Nielsen Alex; Sanford Karl J., USA Correspondence Care of Morrison & Foerster LLP, USA |
| Relevance | Method for producing isoprene using cultured cells via fermentation. |
| Type of claims | Publication |
| Overview | This patent discloses a method for producing greater yield of isoprene by cultured cells such as Bacillus subtilis, Pantoea citrea, Aspergillus niger, etc., via fermentation. The method involves cells comprising a heterologous isoprene synthase nucleic acid in operable combination with a promoter. Advantageously, the method results in high productivity, high isoprene purity, and reduces carbon dioxide emissions, and is cost effective. The method comprises, A) culturing cells in culture medium under conditions, wherein carbon source is chosen from glycerol, cell mass, protein, alcohol, and plant-derived oil and B) producing isoprene, wherein the ratio of carbon dioxide emitted per isoprene produced in off gas from the cultured cells is less than 500. |
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| Patent Document | Full Patent Document [external link] |
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