Genetic engineering for biohydrogen production from microalgae

Synthesizing biomaterials in living organisms

“…, E. coli , yeast, and microalgae) act as tireless machines to manufacture bulky chemicals, 186–188 medical intermediates, 189,190 and sustainable energy. 191 Genetically modified T cells ( e.g. , chimeric antigen receptor-T cells) offer more personalized therapy for patients.…”

Production of Biohydrogen from Microalgae Biomass after Wastewater Treatment and Air Purification from CO2

“…The main disadvantages of these methods of hydrogen production in terms of environmental impact are the formation of large volumes of carbon dioxide during steam reforming and the need for large amounts of electricity and water during electrolysis. The low concentration of hydrogen produced by thermochemical methods and the need for high-temperature complex operating conditions increase production costs and energy consumption, making them unsustainable [12][13][14].…”