F. sanfranciscensis impairs the fitness of M. humilis in a synthetic wheat sourdough medium, with co-culture reducing M. humilis growth compared to monoculture.
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F. sanfranciscensis impairs the fitness of M. humilis in a synthetic wheat sourdough medium, with co-culture reducing M. humilis growth compared to monoculture.
Deletion of amyR in Aspergillus niger reduces amylolytic activity by repressing key enzyme genes and enhances cellulose utilization and growth on cellulose media.
Alternative proteins are progressing toward large-scale production to meet rising global meat demand, but substantial modifications are still required for sustainable growth.
Cocoa husk waste enables a 12.5-fold increase in laccase activity from Irpex cf. latemarginatus, reaching approximately 55 U L -1 under optimized conditions.
AI-driven enzyme design achieves highly efficient and safe food enzymes, with advancements enabling the creation of novel biocatalysts and improved stability.
Components of the Clp complex are essential for sporangium formation and dehiscence in Actinoplanes missouriensis, with the clpX gene affecting spore release by over three orders of magnitude.
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