
A feat of reverse engineering!
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Science, Business, Other, Biology
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11th Grade - University
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Nikhil Nair and his team at Tufts University have engineered yeast to efficiently consume xylose, a sugar abundant in inedible plant materials. This innovation could revolutionize biofuel production by using sustainable feedstocks like agricultural waste, reducing competition with food supplies. The study's outcomes may also enhance the production of chemicals and drugs, making these processes more economical.
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