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Biosensors responsive to glucose uptake rates can dynamically regulate metabolic flux
When glucose is used as the main carbon source in microbial cultures, its uptake rate directly influences the overall metabolic flux. This study presents genetic circuits that can detect the glucose uptake rate and dynamically regulate the associated metabolic fluxes and the synthesis of desired products.