BHP Patent Landscape
This page will have links to many of the patents which cover the BHP. We will start with the basics such as those surrounding hydrogenase and the various model organisms and then continue by addressing patents for each of the strategies outlined by Royd.
There is an idea that increasing the rate that protons are allowed out of the thylakoid membrane will increase the efficiency of H2 production. I don’t know much about it yet, but there is a newly published patent
| US 2007/0269864 A1
patent application |
Designer proton-channel transgenic algae for photobiological hydrogen production |
Methods/patents
- Hydrogen Assay Stuff
- HydA
- hydrogen production
- Oxygen-resistant hydrogenases and methods for designing and making same
- Solazyme: Applicant
- Methods and compositions for evolving hydrogenase genes
- Methods and compositions for evolving hydrogenase genes
METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR EVOLVING MICROBIAL HYDROGEN PRODUCTION
Algae/fermentation biofuels Companies
Hydrogen production using hydrogenase-containing oxygenic photosynthetic organisms
Seibert Patents:
1. Melis, A., L. Zhang, J. Benemann, M. Forestier, M. Ghirardi, and M. Seibert. 1999. Photosynthetic Hydrogen Production by Microalgal Cultures. U.S. Patent pending.
2. Seibert, M., T. Flynn, and D. Benson. 1998. A chemochromic Sensor for Rapid Biohydrogen Phenotypic Screening. U.S. Patent pending.
3. Ghirardi, M. and M. Seibert. 1997. Process for Selection of Oxygen-tolerant Algal Mutants that Produce H2 under Aerobic Conditions. U.S. Patent Number 5,871,952.
Hydrogenase patents search terms
HydA
Solazyme: Applicant
