Industrializing methanotrophs and other methylotrophic bacteria: from bioengineering to product recovery

IF 7.1 2区工程技术 Q1 BIOCHEMICAL RESEARCH METHODS

Current opinion in biotechnology Pub Date : 2024-06-18 DOI:10.1016/j.copbio.2024.103167

Dominic Sauvageau , Lisa Y Stein , Elizabeth Arenas , Shibashis Das , Maryssa Iacobelli , Mark Lawley , Marina Lazic , Fabián L Rondón , Cerrise Weiblen

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Microbes that use the single-carbon substrates methanol and methane offer great promise to bioindustry along with substantial environmental benefits. Methanotrophs and other methylotrophs can be engineered and optimized to produce a wide range of products, from biopolymers to biofuels and beyond. While significant limitations remain, including delivery of single-carbon feedstock to bioreactors, efficient growth, and scale-up, these challenges are being addressed and notable improvements have been rapid. Development of expression chassis, use of genome-scale and regulatory models based on omics data, improvements in bioreactor design and operation, and development of green product recovery schemes are enabling the rapid development of single-carbon bioconversion in the industrial space.

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利用单碳底物甲醇和甲烷的微生物为生物产业带来了巨大的前景和巨大的环境效益。可以对养甲烷微生物和其他养甲烷微生物进行改造和优化，以生产从生物聚合物到生物燃料等多种产品。虽然仍存在一些重大限制，包括将单碳原料输送到生物反应器、高效生长和扩大规模，但这些挑战正在得到解决，并已迅速取得显著进展。表达底盘的开发、基因组尺度和基于组学数据的调控模型的使用、生物反应器设计和操作的改进以及绿色产品回收方案的开发，都使单碳生物转化在工业领域得到了快速发展。

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Current opinion in biotechnology 工程技术-生化研究方法

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16.20

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2.60%

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226

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4-8 weeks

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