High-copy genome integration and stable production of p-coumaric acid via a POT1-mediated strategy in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Journal of Applied Microbiology2022Vol. 133(2), pp. 707–719
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Hang Qi, Yuanzi Li, Miao Cai, Jiaze He, Jiayu Liu, Xiaofei Song, Zhongqiang Ma, Haijin Xu, Mingqiang Qiao
Abstract
With superior genetic stability and production stability in a nonselective medium during fermentation, the high-level p-CA-producing strain constructed via POT1-mediated delta integration could serve as an efficient platform strain, to eliminate the threat of unstable and insufficient supply for future production of p-CA derivatives, make downstream processing and biosynthesis much simpler.
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