Abstract
Consolidated bioprocessing represents an attractive approach to converting cellulosic materials into bioethanol, yet is practically unavailable. We developed a ventilation-mediated, simultaneous ethanol fermentation and recovery system. Running the system under air-supplied conditions, apparently pure ethanol (28g) was recovered from cellobiose (100g) by growing recombinant Kluyveromyces marxianus expressing β-glucosidase.
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