C. clariflavum strains demonstrated a higher extent of conversion of unpretreated switchgrass than did C. thermocellum, both in terms of total conversion (net residual weight) and the ability to break down polymers containing glucan, xylan, and arabinan, with strain 4-2a exhibitheg thighestest conversion of the three strains examined.
Product compositions are compared to equilibrium and a high extent of fuel conversion efficiency is shown.
As Figure 3 shows, the benefits of increased enzyme loading diminish as higher extents of conversion are reached.
We also see that compared to the CTec2-only digestion, the high temp hold samples reach higher extents of conversion at earlier time points, this phenomenon is observed even if the CTec2 curve is shifted 24 h earlier (i.e., same start time), although the improvements in conversion are smaller.
An efficient photosynthetic microbial cell factory will display a high rate and extent of conversion of substrate (CO2) into product (here: L-lactic acid).
However, the higher extent of coke gasification reaction for OSR further increased catalyst stability and total ethanol conversion was recorded for almost 3500 min, 1000 min more than ESR case.
The increased NPQ in the pdx1 mutant is thus consistent with the increased rate of photoconversion of violaxanthin to zeaxanthin: zeaxanthin synthesis in high light was faster, and the final extent of conversion was increased in the pdx1 mutant relative to WT (Fig. 3D).
Substrate level should be high enough that it does not limit the reaction, and the extent of conversion should be slight before depletion of the substrate or product inhibition affects the reaction rate.
The greater the extent of conversion of Resazurin to Resorufin by the bacteria, the higher is the extent of COD decomposition and lower the residue in the aqueous solutions.
Broader distribution of E1 in the stover cell wall interior could have allowed more rapid and complete digestion, which is indicated by the increased extent of conversion of E1 stover compared to E1 tobacco under identical high-enzyme loadings.
