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Biotechnology: use of available carbon sources on the planet to generate alternatives energy

2024-01-31

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Biotechnology has been an essential tool in the search for solutions and in the optimization of bioprocesses associated with issues of human, plant, animal, energy and also the balance of ecosystems on planet Earth. The objective of this research was to present an unconventional substrate (cellulose), in abundance on the planet, to be used as a substitute source of carbon and energy for biotechnology processes, wi...

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Literature Corpus work: 5feb19ff-63c9-54a0-9f88-38c3581ae5c1
DOI: 10.22541/au.170666635.53760144/v1

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