생명공학 논문 요약-The Other Aspects of Algae-Derived Biofuel, Bioethanol(영문)

생명공학 논문 요약-The Other Aspects of Algae-Derived Biofuel, Bioethanol(영문)

[생명공학] 논문 요약-The Other Aspects of Algae-Derived Biofuel, Bioethanol(영문).docx

목차 Abstract 1. Introduction 2. Contents 1. Cultivation A. Method i. Open(pond) ii. Enclosed-photobioreactor iii. Hybrid systems iv. Batch culture B. condition i. selection criteria ii. productivity variation according to condition of cultivation 2. Pre-treatment A. Introduction B. Method i. Mechanical ii. Chemical 3. Saccharification A. Introduction B. Methods i. Physiochemical ii. Enzymatic iii. Biological iii. Biological 4.1 Yeast 4.1.1 Saccharomyces cerevisiae 4.1.2 Other yeast strains 4.2 Zymomonas mobilis 4.3 Zymobacter palmae 4.4 Recombinant E.coli 5. Separation and purification of ethanol from yeast 5.1 Ethanol and water partitioning performance 5.2 Solvent retention in the aqueous phase 5.3. Solvent toxicity to yeast 5.4. Conclusions for extraction of alcohol from yeast 3. Discussion 4. Reference 본문 Abstract Bioethanol is one of the alternative sources of oil resources which received attention with biodiesel. Many countries produce bioethanol from food sources such as corn and sugarcane, but it causes food-energy conflicts and farmland problem. So it needs to focus on new biomass which is sustainable, renewable, cost-effective and do not occurred any conflicts. Algae are one of the biomass for solving the problem of biofuel production, and it can be used not only for biodiesel production but also for bioethanol production. Bioethanol can be produced by starch from algae through hydrolyze, pre-treatment and fermentation process, After algae produce sugar or starch from carbon dioxide, sunlight and water, those free complex carbohydrates turned into fermentable sources through pre-treatment process - saccharification. Then, it can be changed ethanol form through fermentation by yeast or genetically engineered E.coli and we can produce biofuel from that ethanol. Now, the way of decreasing process and cost are studied from a few researchers. 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