BIO-ENGINEERED PHOTOSYSTEMS

Noam Adir; Gadi Schuster; Shirley Larom; Faris Salama

BIO-ENGINEERED PHOTOSYSTEMS

Noam Adir (Inventor), Gadi Schuster (Inventor), Shirley Larom (Inventor), Faris Salama (Inventor)

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

Research output: Patent

Abstract

The present invention relates to bio-engineered photosystems, specifically photosystem II (PSII) having an alternative electron transfer pathway that enables electron flow from PSII to a water-soluble protein electron carrier. The present invention further relates to methods and systems for electron transfer using the bio-engineered photosystems. Such photosystems may be utilized for electrical energy production, hydrogen production and/or reduction of carbon-based gases (for example, CO2 and CO) to liquid fuels.

Original language	American English
Patent number	US2011154541 AA
IPC	C12N 1/ 13 A I
Priority date	24/11/10
State	Published - 23 Jun 2011

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