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   Bioconversion
   The term Bioconversion, also known as biotransformation refers to the use of live organisms often microorganisms to carry out a chemical reaction that is more costly or not feasible nonbiologically. These organisms converts a substance to a chemically modified form. An example is the industrial pro...
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   Bioconversion
   The microbial conversion of a chemical to a compound of economic importance.
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   bioconversion
   Chemical conversion of a substance that is mediated by living organisms or enzyme preparations derived there from.
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   bioconversion
   In industrial microbiology, the use of microorganisms to convert an added chemical to a chemically modified form. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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   bioconversion
   bioconversion 1. The microbial conversion of a chemical into a compound of economic importance, or the conversion of organic material into a source of energy, using biological processes or organisms. 2. Any of various processes that use plants or micro-organisms to change one form of energy into an...
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   bioconversion
   The conversion of one form of energy into another by the action of plants or microorganisms; specifically, the conversion of biomass to ethanol, methanol, or methane. Related category • BIOENERGY AND BIOFUEL
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