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Adamson, Dan	Oshkosh, US	30	244
# of filed Patents : 30 Total Citations : 244
Archer, David	Oshkosh, US	48	289
# of filed Patents : 48 Total Citations : 289
Kobel, Korry D	Oshkosh, US	43	104
# of filed Patents : 43 Total Citations : 104
Linsmeier, Eric	Oshkosh, US	51	202
# of filed Patents : 51 Total Citations : 202
Yutzy, Fredric L	Oshkosh, US	32	62
# of filed Patents : 32 Total Citations : 62

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US Patent Application No: 2010/0086,982

PROCESS FOR THE BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF n-BUTANOL WITH HIGH YIELD

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transformed i) to eliminate the butyrate pathway ii) to eliminate the acetone pathway iii) to eliminate the lactate pathway and iv) to eliminate the acetate pathway. In another aspect of the present invention, the hydrogen flux is decreased and the reducing power redirected to n-butanol production by attenuating the expression of the hydrogenase gene. Optionally the n-butanol produced can be eliminated during the fermentation by gas striping and further purified by distillation.

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