Methane, as natural gas or biogas, is the least expensive source of carbon for (bio) chemical
synthesis. Scalable biological upgrading of this simple alkane to chemicals and fuels can …

Biological conversion of natural gas to liquids (Bio-GTL) represents an immense economic
opportunity. In nature, aerobic methanotrophic bacteria and anaerobic archaea are able to …

Methane is the main component of natural gas and biogas. As an abundant energy source,
methane is crucial not only to meet current energy needs but also to achieve a sustainable …

Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) is a common osmolyte found in a variety of marine biota
and has been detected at nanomolar concentrations in oceanic surface waters. TMAO can …

Methane is considered a next-generation feedstock, and methanotrophic cell-based
biorefinery is attractive for production of a variety of high-value compounds from methane. In …

Methane is becoming a major candidate for a prominent carbon feedstock in the future, and
the bioconversion of methane into valuable products has drawn increasing attention. To …

The global quest for sustainability in industrial activities and waste management has
recently boosted biogas production worldwide. However, the rapid decrease in the levelized …

Methane, the predominant element in natural gas and biogas, represents a promising
alternative to carbon feedstocks in the biotechnological industry due to its low cost and high …

Methanotrophs are a group of phylogenetically diverse microorganisms characterized by
their ability to utilize methane as their sole source of carbon and energy. Early studies …

Methane‐assimilating bacteria, methanotrophs, can play an important role in producing
various value‐added chemicals and biofuels from methane, which is considered a next …