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| + | The use of microorganisms as a chassis for hydrogen production, has been well documented but there has yet to be a method in which to significantly alter the biochemical pathways in the dark fermentation method of E.coli. In order to explore such altercations, we will be replacing most of the pathways involved in dark fermentation with a pathway that will produce hydrogen gas as the end product. | ||
== Project Details== | == Project Details== | ||
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The need to produce a clean and renewable energy has become an issue across the world. With hydrogen showing promising signs as a clean fuel, however a main issue with utilizing hydrogen is to find a way to produce hydrogen in mass quantities without expending a lot of energy to generate.
The use of microorganisms as a chassis for hydrogen production, has been well documented but there has yet to be a method in which to significantly alter the biochemical pathways in the dark fermentation method of E.coli. In order to explore such altercations, we will be replacing most of the pathways involved in dark fermentation with a pathway that will produce hydrogen gas as the end product.
