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Functional implementation of a linear glycolysis for sugar catabolism in Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas putida has many naturally-evolved metabolic and stress-tolerant properties, which makes this organism ideal for many biotechnological applications. Glucose catabolism, a redox reaction that allows to
A simple workflow to identify, clone and quantify the function of recombinases in Gram-negative bacteria
The endogenous RecA homology-based recombination system has been typically used to edit the bacterial chromosome in Gram-negative bacteria, and although this technique is efficient, it
SEVA 3.0: a user-friendly web interface, more plasmid vectors and new links of the plasmids to advanced bioinformatic tools
Plasmids and related cloning vectors are one the main assets available to Synthetic Biologists and Molecular Biologists for dissecting and building biological properties, especially in
Initiating the interface between science, industry and risk assessment authorities: notes from the BioRoboost workshop
The need to be able to perform reliable risk assessments in synthetic biology research and for its applications has been identified as a key obstacle to assuring
Using Pseudomonas putida to simultaneously valorize d‐xylose and d‐cellobiose
There are millions of tons of lignocellulosic and cellulosic waste every year as a result of agricultural activities. How amazing would it be to be
Design and development of engineered live biotherapeutics: where are we and what are the limitations?
The promise of effective treatments that can be produced cheaply, delivered orally, and with minimal systemic side effects continues to fuel interest in using engineered
Compartmentalization in membrane-surrounded organelles has the potential to overcome obstacles associated with the engineering of metabolic pathways. In this work, endoplasmic reticulum-derived vesicles loaded with enzymes of a metabolic pathway are used. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acssynbio.0c00241
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