As the world progresses from a fossil-fuel based economy to a more sustainable one, synthetic biology will become increasingly important for the production of high-value fine chemicals as well as low-value commodities in bulk.
For example, high-value fine chemicals such as dihydroxyacetone, tartronic acid, and mesoxalic acid can be obtained by selective catalytic oxidation of glycerol or glycerol derivatives [ 6].
Selective oxidation of alcohols allow using them as a key resource for obtaining of aldehydes, ketones, esters and carboxylic acids, which are valuable intermediates and high value products for the fine chemical, pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries.
For a given value of Lmid, it was possible to obtain good polarization for a shallow slope using a high value of q and fine-tuning the value of β.
It has been observed that the technical lignin after such biomass pretreatments is often more condensed and, hence, cannot be easily used to produce fine chemicals of high value.
Heuweltjie soils had significantly higher pH-values, finer texture, and higher concentrations of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus than those of the surroundings.
It was possible to carry out fine-mapping of regions containing the high value traits of low erucic and low glucosinolate in the Heera line.
Chromatographic separations are an expanding technology for the separation of high value products, particularly in the area of pharmaceutics, food, and fine chemicals.
Just tacking on the price of shipping fine shirts, leather goods or caviar from Europe is often enough to overcome the European Union's high value added taxed.
Thus, production and recovery of higher value products like fine chemicals, carotenoids, and therapeutic recombinant proteins along with lipids can promote commercialization.
