ArticleBiotechnology for biofuels2017
Removal of the product from the culture medium strongly enhances free fatty acid production by genetically engineered
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Abstract
backgroundCyanobacterial mutants engineered for production of free fatty acids (FFAs) secrete the products to the medium and hence are thought to be useful for biofuel production. The dAS1T mutant constructed from
resultsGrowth of dAS1T cells but not WT cells was inhibited in a liquid medium supplemented with 0.13 g L
conclusionsRemoval of FFA from the culture medium is important for improving the productivity of the FFA production system using cyanobacteria. Further increase in productivity would require an increase in both the rates of FFA production in the cell and active FFA export across the plasma membrane.
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