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This 21 page paper looks at the value of undertaking research into improving the processes used to transform biomass into ethanol, using Cytochrome P450. The paper looks at the underlying process involved and considers how they may be assessed. The bibliography cites 34 sources.
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File: TS14_TEbiomass.rtf
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oil reserves and oil process increase, not only for mineral oil but as processing increase for food oil there are likely to be significant social impacts with energy needs competing
with food. Research into other areas of energy production have not yet produced results that could be applied to create energy for the masses in a cost effective and viable
model that could produce high levels of energy. It is unlikely that a single solution exists, but that a range of solutions will be utilised in order to prove energy
in the future. Ethanol has a great deal of potential to be used for energy and it is possible for this to be obtained form waste products, as such this
may be seen as a viable approach to the creation of one for of bio fuel. When looking at the potential of ethanol production from waste products, such as wood
pulp and the remains from food crops, one of the areas that is open for research is to determine some of the most effective ways of archiving this, especially from
crops where this is a traditionally difficult technique. The use of Cytochrome P450, which is a family of oxidative enzymes may have a great potential to be used in
order to improve the process after the starch enriched product the point where enzymes are added to the mulch. The aim of this research will be to compare two potential
Cytochrome P450 enzymes that may be used in this process in order to determine which may be the most viable and to assess the potential effectiveness of their use and
the optimal level of UV light to be present1. The actual enzymes to be compared is not defined, as this is up to the student to determine with their own
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