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Modeling
Degrading methane and saving the Earth – that sounds all great, but how can we evaluate the feasibility of our project before it has been turned into reality? We generated a mathematical model by combining data achieved experimentally and taken from previously published literature. This way we are able to address important questions providing information on the implementation and application of our methane-utilizing bacterium, such as the amount of enzyme needed for efficient degradation and the costs coming along with it.
Using our mathematical model we estimated that the cost for complete degradation of methane are approximately 50 cent per dose. Thus as little as 50 $ are needed to annihilate the annual methane emission per cow. Dive into our mathematical model to find out how this is possible.