Microorganisms selected: Saccharomyces cerevisiae vs Zymomonas mobilis Bio-based compund: Ethanol QUESTION: Please explain and discussion very clearly about the advantages and disadvantages of both of the microorganisms in this process. (paragraph form)

Microorganisms selected: Saccharomyces cerevisiae vs Zymomonas mobilis Bio-based compund: Ethanol QUESTION: Please explain and discussion very clearly about the advantages and disadvantages of both of the microorganisms in this process. (paragraph form)

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The case study for UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY needs to be conducted to study about Two different types of microorganisms producing similar bio-based compound using similar substrates.

Microorganisms selected: Saccharomyces cerevisiae vs Zymomonas mobilis

Bio-based compund: Ethanol

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Please explain and discussion very clearly about the advantages and disadvantages of both of the microorganisms in this process. (paragraph form)

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