Engineering an Escherichia coli strain for enhanced production of flavonoids derived from pinocembrin

Through the integration of microbial chassis engineering and screening of enzyme candidates, we considerably increased the production levels of microbially synthesised pinocembrin, chrysin, pinostrobin, pinobanksin, and galangin. With the introduction of additional chassis modifications geared towards improving cofactor supply and regeneration, as well as alleviating potential toxic effects of intermediates and end products, we anticipate further enhancements in the yields of these pinocembrin derivatives, potentially enabling greater diversification in microbial hosts.

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Microbial Cell Factories
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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12934-024-02582-z
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2
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Plant Gene Expression Analysis
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Engineering an Escherichia coli strain for enhanced production of flavonoids derived from pinocembrin

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Engineering an Escherichia coli strain for enhanced production of flavonoids derived from pinocembrin

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Abstract

Through the integration of microbial chassis engineering and screening of enzyme candidates, we considerably increased the production levels of microbially synthesised pinocembrin, chrysin, pinostrobin, pinobanksin, and galangin. With the introduction of additional chassis modifications geared towards improving cofactor supply and regeneration, as well as alleviating potential toxic effects of intermediates and end products, we anticipate further enhancements in the yields of these pinocembrin derivatives, potentially enabling greater diversification in microbial hosts.

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University of Manchester (GB)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Plant Gene Expression Analysis
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