ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2020
Enhancing the Glucose Flux of an Engineered EP-Bifido Pathway for High Poly(Hydroxybutyrate) Yield Production.
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Abstract
backgroundAs the greenhouse effect becomes more serious and carbon dioxide emissions continue rise, the application prospects of carbon sequestration or carbon-saving pathways increase. Previously, we constructed an EP-bifido pathway in
resultTo optimize the EP-bifido pathway and obtain higher PHB yields, we knocked out the specific phosphoenolpyruvate phosphate transferase system (PTS) component II Cglc, encoded by
conclusionAfter optimizing RBS of
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