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  • noun Plural form of hydrogenase.

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Examples

  • A class of enzymes called hydrogenases are used by organisms to convert hydrogen ions to hydrogen gas during anaerobic - without oxygen - respiration.

    TechNudge 2009

  • The researchers concluded that it could be possible to close the oxygen pathways of hydrogenase through genetic modification of the protein and, thereby, increase the tolerance of hydrogenases to oxygen without disrupting the release of hydrogen gas.

    Illinois Scientists Create Computer Model of Enzymatic Hydrogen Production 2005

  • Numerous microorganisms have enzymes known as hydrogenases that simply use sunlight and water to generate hydrogen-based energy.

    Illinois Scientists Create Computer Model of Enzymatic Hydrogen Production 2005

  • The researchers concluded that it could be possible to close the oxygen pathways of hydrogenase through genetic modification of the protein and, thereby, increase the tolerance of hydrogenases to oxygen without disrupting the release of hydrogen gas.

    Archive for » 2005 » November : Sustainablog 2005

  • Numerous microorganisms have enzymes known as hydrogenases that simply use sunlight and water to generate hydrogen-based energy.

    Archive for » 2005 » November : Sustainablog 2005

  • Seibert also points out that there are plenty of naturally occurring hydrogenases in microbes, most of which haven’t been studied and some of which might be much more efficient than the one used by C. reinhardtii .

    Mutant Algae Is Hydrogen Factory 2006

  • Wood's research areas focus on evolving bidirectional hydrogenases for hydrogen production, discovering the genetic basis of biofilm formation and of plant-derived biofilm inhibitors and the metabolic engineering of bacteria for the degradation of chlorinated ethenes and other pollutants.

    Penn State Live 2010

  • Wood's research areas focus on evolving bidirectional hydrogenases for hydrogen production, discovering the genetic basis of biofilm formation and of plant-derived biofilm inhibitors and the metabolic engineering of bacteria for the degradation of chlorinated ethenes and other pollutants.

    Penn State Live 2010

  • "Obviously, I'm more confident at the present stage in this type of catalyst than in hydrogenases."

    New Scientist - Earth 2009

  • The lack of low-cost ways to create hydrogen gas is one of the main barriers to the dream of hydrogenases are used by organisms to convert hydrogen ions to hydrogen gas during anaerobic - without oxygen - respiration.

    New Scientist - Earth 2009

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