University of California

Hsu-Ching Chen Wintz

Anastasios Melis

Fiona K Davies

Andreas Zurbriggen

Fiona Bentley

The present invention provides methods and compositions for producing &#x3b2;-phellandrene hydrocarbons from a photosynthetic microorganism such as cyanobacteria.

Production of &#x3b2;-phellandrene using genetically engineered photosynthetic microorgamisms

The present invention provides methods and compositions for producing &#x3b2;-phellandrene hydrocarbons from cyanobacteria.

Production of &#x3b2;-phellandrene using genetically engineered cyanobacteria

This invention relates to methods of obtaining volatile hydrocarbons produced by photosynthetic microorganisms using a two-phase gaseous/aqueous bioreactor.

Continuous diffusion based method of cultivating photosynthetic microorganisms in a sealed photobioreactor to obtain volatile hydrocarbons

Sustained hydrogen production is obtained by the culturing of a genetically-modified algae, where the ability of the chloroplasts to intake sulfate is reduced or eliminated compared to wild-type algae. The alga is cultured in a sealed environment in a liquid or solid medium that contains sulfur, and hydrogen is generated continuously. Alternatively, the algae may be cultured in the presence of bacteria that also produce hydrogen gas. The hydrogen produced can be collected and used as a clean energy source.

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El Cerrito, CA, United States of America

Hsu-Ching Chen Wintz