💡 Discover how the Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts Process Development Unit at Berkeley Lab is unlocking the potential of low-cost, low-impact feedstocks—like waste biomass and gaseous C1 sources—to power microbial fermentation for sustainable food production.

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💡 Discover how the Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts Process Development Unit at Berkeley Lab is unlocking the potential of low-cost, low-impact feedstocks—like waste biomass and gaseous C1 sources—to power microbial fermentation for sustainable food production.

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💡 Discover how the Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts Process Development Unit at Berkeley Lab is unlocking the potential of low-cost, low-impact feedstocks—like waste biomass and gaseous C1 sources—to power microbial fermentation for sustainable food production.

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5. Poor metabolic integration of synthetic pathway(s) and regulation of the host metabolism -> 🧬Bacteria have already native systems to cope with C1 feedstocks, so equip them with specific inducible systems or manipulate the copy number of regulatory regions to ease synthetic pathway adoption. 6/n

4. Formation of toxic intermediates and dead-end products -> ☠️ When assimilating C1-feedstocks results in detrimental products, let omics technologies reveal the culprits and enable metabolic proofreading to clean up the chaos. 5/n

The utilization of #C1-feedstocks, such as methanol, by non-model bacteria demands an in-depth analysis of design alternatives, a modular strategy to identify bottlenecks and efficient solutions within the host #metabolism of the chosen host...
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