基因组缩小的Pseudomonas putida在氧气耗尽后超过了野生型菌株的竞争力

Jesper W Jensen1, Pablo I Nikel2, John M Woodley1

  • 1Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Lyngby Denmark.

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概括

一种基因组缩小的Pseudomonas putida (SEM10) 菌株在低氧条件下保持生长并超越野生类型. 这种精简的菌株对面临氧气限制的工业生物工艺充满希望.

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