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… down a plant for energy: Cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin, cumulatively called lignocellulose, are the primary … and hemicellulose that eventually yield fuels, and removing lignin in order to do so is a resource-intensive process. … of livestock — are actually capable of naturally modifying lignin.  The Impact Traditional methods for breaking down …

… also study ways to develop valuable byproducts from lignin left over after biomass processing. Great Lakes … refining of new technology (e.g., single-cell genomics; metagenomics, etc.).   The faculty-level scientist must be …

… challenges.     Our homepage video includes external footage from:  University of Delaware Laura.Selbmann©PNRA. All … microbes and microbial communities that can break down the lignin and cellulose in plant walls; and organisms that can …

… bound to it and maybe there will be some a affinity tag or a fluorescent tag, and so you can use that as a readout of activity. And I … was jumping onto the I ntegrated Microbial Genomes and Metagenomes, the IMG platform that JGI has that really got me …

… allow that to bind. Your receptor also typically has some tag so that you can then pull down the receptor with that …