Biohydrogen / / ed. by Matthias Rögner.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DG Plus eBook-Package 2015
• MitwirkendeR: Applegate, Amanda M.,; D’Adamo, Sarah,; Ermler, Ulrich,; Friedrich, Bärbel,; Frielingsdorf, Stefan,; Fujishiro, Takashi,; Golbeck, John H.,; Happe, Thomas,; Haumann, Michael,; Heberle, Joachim,; Ikenaga, Naoki,; Khanna, Namita,; Kothe, Tim,; Lauterbach, Lars,; Lenz, Oliver,; Lindblad, Peter,; Lubner, Carolyn E.,; Miyake, Jun,; Plumeré, Nicolas,; Posewitz, Matthew C.,; Rexroth, Sascha,; Rosner, Vincent,; Rögner, Matthias,; Schuhmann, Wolfgang,; Shima, Seigo,; Stripp, Sven T.,; Wagner, Hermann-Josef,; Wiegand, Katrin,; Winkler, Martin,
• TeilnehmendeR: Applegate, Amanda.; D´Adamo, Sarah.; Ermler, Ulrich.; Friedrich, Bärbel.; Frielingsdorf, Stefan.; Fujishiro, Takashi.; Golbeck, John.; Happe, Thomas.; Haumann, Michael.; Heberle, Joachim.; Ikenaga, Naoki.; Khanna, Namita.; Kothe, Tim.; Lauterbach, Lars .; Lenz, Oliver.; Lindblad, Peter.; Lubner, Carolyn.; Miyake, Jun.; Plumeré, Nicolas.; Posewitz, Matthew.; Rexroth, Sascha.; Rosner, Vincent.; Schuhmann, Wolfgang.; Shima, Seigo .; Stripp, Sven .; Wagner, Hermann-Josef.; Wiegand, Katrin.; Winkler, Martin.
• HerausgeberIn: Rögner, Matthias,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2015]; ©2015
• Year of Publication: 2015
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (283 p.)

Biohydrogen is considered the most promising energy carrier and its utilization for energy storage is a timely technology. This book presents latest research results and strategies evolving from an international research cooperation, discussing the current status of Biohydrogen research and picturin...

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
• Contents
• List of contributing authors
• Preface
• 1 Cyanobacterial design cell for the production of hydrogen from water
• 2 Analysis and assessment of current photobioreactor systems for photobiological hydrogen production
• 3 Catalytic properties and maturation of [FeFe]-hydrogenases
• 4 Oxygen-tolerant hydrogenases and their biotechnological potential
• 5 Metal centers in hydrogenase enzymes studied by X-ray spectroscopy
• 6 Structure and function of [Fe]-hydrogenase and biosynthesis of the FeGP cofactor
• 7 Hydrogenase evolution and function in eukaryotic algae
• 8 Engineering of cyanobacteria for increased hydrogen production
• 9 Semi-artificial photosynthetic Z-scheme for hydrogen production from water
• 10 Photosynthesis and hydrogen metabolism revisited. On the potential of light-driven hydrogen production in vitro
• 11 Re-routing redox chains for directed photocatalysis
• 12 Energy and entropy engineering on sunlight conversion to hydrogen using photosynthetic bacteria
• Index