ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2022
Synthetic Biology Tool Development Advances Predictable Gene Expression in the Metabolically Versatile Soil Bacterium
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Abstract
Harnessing the unique biochemical capabilities of non-model microorganisms would expand the array of biomanufacturing substrates, process conditions, and products. There are non-model microorganisms that fix nitrogen and carbon dioxide, derive energy from light, catabolize methane and lignin-derived aromatics, are tolerant to physiochemical stresses and harsh environmental conditions, store lipids in large quantities, and produce hydrogen. Model microorganisms often only break down simple sugars and require low stress conditions, but they have been engineered for the sustainable manufacture of numerous products, such as fragrances, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, surfactants, and specialty chemicals, often by using tools from synthetic biology. Transferring complex pathways has proven to be exceedingly difficult, as the cofactors, cellular conditions, and energy sources necessary for this pathway to function may not be present in the host organism. Utilization of unique biochemical capabilities could also be achieved by engineering the host; although, synthetic biology tools developed for model microbes often do not perform as designed in other microorganisms. The metabolically versatile
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