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Because these strains can consume glucose, xylose and arabinose that are the main sugar components of these hydrolysates, these bacteria appear to be ideal for developing an isobutanol production process based on the fermentation of such slurries.

The biochemical route for conversion of lignocellulose to biofuels is based on the fermentation of the sugars contained in plant cell wall polysaccharides.

These time points were chosen for analysis as they correlate with exponential and early stationary phase based on the fermentation product formation and cell counts (Additional file 8).

We therefore constructed two biosynthetic pathways for butyraldehyde synthesis based on the fermentation pathway of 1-butanol, as summarized in Figure  1.

Second generation bioethanol processes are based on the fermentation of sugars derived from the cellulose and hemicellulose components of lignocellulosic plant materials.

Specifically, we demonstrated that it is possible to identify and track populations in syntrophic associations that are based on the fermentation of organic intermediates and are critical for sustaining mineralization of the chlorinated parent compounds in complex anaerobic microbial communities.

The five fermentation time-point samples are listed in Table  2, which selection was based on the three fermentation phases, namely lag-phase, growth-phase and stationary-phase.

Optimization of agitation speed was performed in 5-L stirred bioreactor equipped with two layers of six flat-blade disk turbine impeller based on the optimal fermentation medium.

Since the metabolism of S. thermophilus is exclusively based on the homolactic fermentation of lactose via the Embden-Meyerhof glycolytic pathway [15], we hypothesized that urea hydrolysis increases the pHin and optimizes the activity of the glycolytic enzymes, thereby increasing the rate of ATP synthesis.

cValues for all strains were recalculated based on the whole fermentation process.

Based on the above fermentation performance, we conclude that CIBTS0735 shows great potential for ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass.