Pathway remodeling and adaptive evolution enabled Escherichia coli to co-utilize glucose and xylose efficiently, achieving improved bioconversion of lignocellulosic biomass.
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GapC and GapD are substrate-specific auxiliary enzymes that contribute to redox balancing and metabolic module integration in Pseudomonas putida KT2440.
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GapC and GapD are substrate-specific auxiliary enzymes that contribute to redox balancing and metabolic module integration in Pseudomonas putida KT2440.
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Nannochloropsis has advanced from basic transformability to achieving biologically and process-relevant levels of native and non-native products, demonstrating its potential as a marine biomanufacturing chassis.
Suboptimal protein allocation in microbial models predicts growth costs consistent with bacterial experimental patterns, highlighting the importance of resource trade-offs.
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Artificial carbohydrate synthesis approaches may surpass photosynthesis by overcoming its fundamental limitations, with potential to revolutionize sustainable carbon fixation.
Corynebacterium glutamicum and Escherichia coli have achieved maximum L-arginine titers of 92.5 g/L and 132 g/L, respectively, in microbial production systems.
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Enzymatic CO2 fixation pathways can be optimized to convert CO2 into valuable products, with potential for scalable, sustainable biocatalytic applications.
Engineered Escherichia coli with an orthogonal energy system enables growth and chemical production from CO₂ and methanol, doubling growth rate and high biomass yield.
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Sodium hydroxide induces 45% higher cell lysis in Bacillus coagulans during fermentation by causing energy deficits under carbon source transition.
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