DOE Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Michigan State University
3815 Technology Boulevard
Lansing,
MI
USA
48910
Papers:
5-01
Fuel production from AFEXTM pretreated biomass: current status and future perspectives
14-07
Cellulases have low affinity but improved activity on unnatural cellulose allomorphs
17-07
Production and characterization of thermophilic glycosyl- and glycoside hydrolases from Alicyclobacillus acidocaldarius
M1
Fundamental understanding of the recalcitrant cell wall and soluble enzymes present in hydrolysate at different stages of enzyme hydrolysis
M4
Characterization of water-soluble lignin extractives from Extractive Ammonia (EA) pretreatment and their effects on yeast fermentation
M8
Unmasking the Recalcitrance of Hardwoods and Methods for Improving AFEXTM Pretreatment Effectiveness
M9
Factors that contribute to cellulose III conversion and associated impact on enzymatic digestibility of cellulose
M16
AFEX pretreated Agave residues – a potential biorefinery feed stock to produce sustainable fuels and chemicals
M96
Understanding the fundamental mechanism behind accumulation of oligosaccharides during high solids loading enzymatic hydrolysis
M142
Analyses of Changes in Composition and Extractability of Cell Wall Glycans in Plant Biomass Subjected to Leading Pretreatment Technologies
ST2-03
Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center: producing sustainable cellulosic biofuels
T20
Herbaceous crop lignin depolymerization using transition metal supported molecular sieves catalysts
T55
Comparing alternative cellulosic biorefinery systems: Minimum ethanol selling price and greenhouse gas emissions of centralized versus distributed processing systems
T74
Microbial lipid production from AFEXTM pretreated corn stover using an oleaginous yeast strain
T98
Effect of degradation products on Saccharomyces cerevisiae GLBRCY128 in the RaBIT (Rapid Bioconversion with Integrated recycle Technology) process using AFEXTM corn stover