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Cellulose may hold key to ethanol production by Ruth Solomon, Evanston Review, Sun-Times News Group,
February 28, 2008. "We need something to put in the gas tank that is better than gasoline," said Evanston-based
entrepreneur Daniel Gibbs ..." Article on General Biomass Company.

General Biomass will present at the Midwest Venture Summit 2008 in Chicago, March 17, 2008.

General Biomass will present at BioFinance 2008 in Toronto, May 6-8, 2008, as part of the
Illinois Biotech Trade Mission.

General Biomass Company develops cellulosic technology for the conversion of biomass to cellulosic ethanol
and bioplastics. We develop engineered cellulase enzymes to convert cellulose to glucose. The ability to produce
glucose from cellulose rather than from corn is an enabling technology for many cellulosic bioproducts: ethanol
and butanol for biofuels and lactic acid for bioplastics. Please contact us at dgibbs@generalbiomass.com.

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