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Quantitative Biology, Volume 12, Issue 1, Page 1-14, March 2024.Abstract Developing methylotrophic cell factories that can efficiently catalyze organic one‐carbon (C1) feedstocks derived from electrocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide into bio‐based chemicals and biofuels is of strategic significance for building a carbon‐neutral, sustainable economic and industrial system.
Yazhen Song +9 more
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Synthetic methylotrophy: Engineering methanol metabolism in a nonnative host
, 2017 Methylotrophy is the ability of microorganisms to utilize one carbon compounds such as methane and methanol for growth and energy generation. The recent discovery of abundant natural gas reserves has prompted considerable interest in utilizing these ...
Bennett, R. Kyle +1 more
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Growth of E. coli on formate and methanol via the reductive glycine pathway
, 2020 Engineering a biotechnological microorganism for growth on one-carbon (C1) intermediates, produced from the abiotic activation of CO2, is a key synthetic biology step towards the valorization of this greenhouse gas to commodity chemicals.
Arren Bar-Even +13 more
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Engineering Yeast Yarrowia lipolytica for Methanol Assimilation
Conferring methylotrophy on industrial microorganisms would enable the production of diverse products from one-carbon feedstocks and contribute to establishing a low-carbon society.
Jonathan Dahlin (7329071) +8 more
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, 2023 Engineering Escherichia coli for efficient methanol assimilation is important for developing methanol as an emerging next-generation feedstock for industrial biotechnology. While recent attempts to engineer E.
Zhen Chen (129176) +2 more
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, 2023 Engineering Escherichia coli for efficient methanol assimilation is important for developing methanol as an emerging next-generation feedstock for industrial biotechnology. While recent attempts to engineer E.
Zhen Chen (129176) +2 more
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, 2020 Bioconversion of C1 chemicals such as methane and methanol into higher carbon-chain chemicals has been widely studied. Methanol oxidation catalyzed by methanol dehydrogenase (Mdh) is one of the key steps in methanol utilization in bacterial methylotrophy.
Minjeong Choi (7828244) +12 more
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, 2023 Engineering Escherichia coli for efficient methanol assimilation is important for developing methanol as an emerging next-generation feedstock for industrial biotechnology. While recent attempts to engineer E.
Zhen Chen (129176) +2 more
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Advances in synthetic methanotrophy for sustainable C1 bioconversion
Methane (CH4) represents an abundant source of carbon and energy with significant potential for sustainable biotechnological processes. For efficient bioconversion of CH4 into value-added products, synthetic methanotrophy has emerged as a promising ...
Lauterbach, Lars +7 more
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Mixing and matching methylotrophic enzymes to design a novel methanol utilization pathway in E. coli
, 2020 International audienceOne-carbon (C1) compounds, such as methanol, have recently gained attention as alternative low-cost and non-food feedstocks for microbial bioprocesses.
de Simone, Alessandro +6 more
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