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by ruth on March 1, 2007

Such were the findings of a research team from Dowling College in Oakdale, N.Y
"We have successfully demonstrated the use of restaurant waste oil as a potential low-cost lipid feedstock for sophorolipid production. This method of waste oil disposal has the advantage of producing a value-added commercially viable byproduct.
Sophorolipids have a range of applications, including naturally derived ingredients in therapeutic cosmetics; germicidal solutions for washing fruits and vegetables; and anti-algal agents for environmental cleanups."
The study report will appear in the April 9 issue of the ACS (American Chemical Society) bimonthly journal Biotechnology Progress.
Sources: Science Daily, PhysOrg
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