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Content preview: On the long and difficult road toward a carbon-neutral source
of transportation fuels, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is pursuing
a diversified approach. This effort involves exploring a range of potential
new fuel sources in nature: from plants that may serve as cellulosic feedstocks-fast-growing
trees and perennial grasses on land-to oil-producing organisms in aquatic
and other environments, such as algae and bacteria. One contribution that
may inform biofuels research is reported in the July 9 issue of Science (http://bit.ly/aSGJc3),
where researchers led by the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and the Salk
Institute present the 138 million nucleotide genome of Volvox carteri, a
multicellular alga that captures light energy through photosynthesis. The
DOE is supporting research into the complex mechanisms present in photosynthetic
organisms to better understand how they convert sunlight to energy and how
photosynthetic cells control their metabolic processes so that this information
can inform the production of renewable biofuels. [...]

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