This article provides a comprehensive analysis of advanced strategies for engineering microbial robustness to enhance the efficiency and scalability of industrial fermentation, with a specific focus on pharmaceutical applications.
This article provides a comprehensive guide to Global Transcription Machinery Engineering (gTME), a powerful directed evolution technique for reprogramming cellular physiology and improving industrial microbial strains.
The rediscovery of natural products as a critical source of new therapeutics has been greatly advanced by the development of engineered Streptomyces hosts for heterologous expression.
This article explores the paradigm shift in metabolic engineering toward host-aware computational models.
This article explores the engineering of microbial chassis as sustainable platforms for chemical production, targeting researchers and scientists in drug development and biotechnology.
This article provides a systematic framework for selecting optimal microbial hosts in systems metabolic engineering, addressing critical needs for researchers and drug development professionals.
Genome-scale metabolic models (GEMs) provide a powerful computational framework for predicting host-microbe metabolic interactions, offering transformative potential for therapeutic development.
This article explores the paradigm shift from traditional model microbial cell factories to non-model organisms, which offer a treasure trove of unique metabolic capabilities for sustainable biomanufacturing.
This article provides a systematic framework for researchers and drug development professionals to select optimal host organisms for the heterologous expression of natural products.
This article explores the critical yet often overlooked role of the microbial chassis in determining the performance and stability of engineered genetic circuits.