Brewing a certain type of biofuel with a mutant bacteria and polyester could double the fuel's production, researchers have found.
The biofuel, butanol, is a type of alcohol that is mainly used as a solvent, or in industrial processes that make other chemicals. But researchers think it has potential as a biofuel that could one day replace gasoline.
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