Key result
The Solid-State Platform (SSP) effectively produces and captures limonene (1.4 mg/mL) and cineole (0.7 mg/mL) using engineered E. coli with minimal losses.
This research demonstrates microbial production of terpenes in a direct capture system, suggesting efficient waste utilization.
The Solid-State Platform (SSP) enables microbial production and direct capture of limonene or cineole as vapour in the product container, eliminating the need to remove residual cell debris and growth medium.
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Zebec et al. (2026) studied Production of volatile organic compounds (terpenes from textile waste). Solid-State Platform (SSP) vs. Control plasmid (pUC19) was evaluated on Production of limonene and cineole. The Solid-State Platform (SSP) effectively produces and captures limonene (1.4 mg/mL) and cineole (0.7 mg/mL) using engineered E. coli with minimal losses.
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