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Kyoshiro Nonaka1, Tatsuya Osamura2, Fumikazu Takahashi2

  • 1Biological Science Research, Kao Corporation, 1334 Minato, Wakayama, Wakayama, 640-8580, Japan. nonaka.kyoshiro@kao.com.

Microbial cell factories
|August 29, 2023
PubMed
概括

研究人员设计了Corynebacterium glutamicum以从葡萄糖中产生4-氨基-3-基酸 (4,3-AHBA). 这一进步使得4,3-AHBA的微生物生产成为可能,4,3-AHBA是高性能聚糖聚合物的关键前体.

关键词:
4 - 氨基-3-基酸4-氨基-3-基酸4 - 氨基子酸4-氨基子酸4-基酸3-氧化酶4-基酸人工生物合成途径的人工生物合成途径在Corynebacterium glutamicum的研究中,我们发现酶工程是什么?酶工程是什么?黄蛋白单氧基因酶的使用基因组规模的代谢建模聚佐克萨 (Polybenzoxazole) 是一种多佐克萨的药物.石基马特通道的路径

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