Wood-Boring Marine Bug’s Stomach Bugs Studied in UK Biofuels Research
Research is under way to pinpoint the enzymes produced in the four-spotted gribble’s stomach, and the genes that control them, so that the process can be applied to woody biofuel crops such as willow. The investigation is being carried out as part of research by the Sustainable Bioenergy Centre. READ MORE
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