Microbial BioEnergy: Hydrogen Production - Zannoni, Davide; De Philippis, Roberto; SpringerLink (Online service) (Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2014)
Preface.- 1. Bioenergy from Micro-organisms: an overview; Patrick C. Hallenbeck -- 2. Structural foundations for O2 sensitivity and O2 tolerance in [NiFe]-hydrogenases; Anne Volbeda, Juan C. Fontecilla-Camps.- 3. Engineering hydrogenases for H2 Production: Bolts and Goals; Marc Rousset, Pierre-Pol Liebgott.- 4. H2 production using cyanobacteria/cyanobacterial hydrogenases: from classical to synthetic biology approaches; Catarina C. Pacheco et al -- 5. Hydrogen Production by Water Biophotolysis; Maria L. Ghirardi et al -- 6. Nitrogenase-dependent Hydrogen Production by Cyanobacteria; Hermann Bothe, William E. Newton.- 7. Systems biology of photobiological hydrogen production by purple non-sulfur bacteria; James B. McKinlay.- 8. The Extremely Thermophilic Genus Caldicellulosiruptor: Physiological and Genomic Characteristics for Complex Carbohydrate Conversion to Molecular Hydrogen; Jeffrey V. Zurawski et al.- 9. Members of the Order Thermotogales: From Microbiology to Hydrogen Production; Martina Cappelletti et al.- 10. Bioelectrochemical Systems for Indirect Biohydrogen Production; John M. Regan, Hengjing Yan.- 11. Applications of photofermentative hydrogen production; Inci Eroglu et al.- 12. Photosynthesis and hydrogen production in purple non sulfur bacteria: fundamental and applied aspects; Alessandra Adessi, Roberto De Philippis.- 13. Photobioreactors design for hydrogen production; Fernández-Sevilla José M. Et al -- 14. Immobilization of photosynthetic microorganisms for efficient hydrogen production; Anatoly Tsygankov, Sergey Kosourov.- 15. Hydrogen Production and Possible Impact on Global Energy Demand: Open Problems and Perspectives; Davide Zannoni et al.- Subject Index.- Author Index.
Keywords: Life sciences; Biotechnology; Energy; Renewable energy resources; Microbiology; Life Sciences, general; Biotechnology; Energy, general; Renewable and Green Energy; Microbiology; Applied Microbiology