Engineered co-culture for consolidated production of phenylpropanoids directly from aromatic-rich biomass.
Engineered co-culture for consolidated production of phenylpropanoids directly from aromatic-rich biomass.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.biortech.2023.129935
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发表时间:
2023-11
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Micaela Chacόn;Ellen Percival;T. Bugg;N. Dixon
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作者:
Micaela Chacόn;Ellen Percival;T. Bugg;N. Dixon
Consolidated bioprocesses for thein situhydrolysis and conversion of biomass feedstocks into value-added products offers great potential for both process and cost reduction. However, to date few consolidated bioprocesses have been developed that target aromatic rich feedstock fractions. Reported here is the development of synthetic co-cultivation for the consolidated hydrolysis and valorisation of corncob hydroxycinnamic acids. Biomass hydrolysis was achieved via a secretion module developed inB. subtilisusing a genetically encoded biosensor-actuator to secrete hydrolytic enzymes. Conversion was achieved via a biotransformation module developed inE. coliusing a suite of plug-and-play encoded enzymes to convert the released hydroxycinnamic acids into high-value phenylpropanoid target compounds. Finally, employing cellulolytic pre-treatment, extractive fermentation andin situproduct recovery multiple aromatic products, coniferol and chavicol, were isolated from the same process in high purity.