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Title: Dynamic regulation of oleaginous yeast metabolism for chemical production.
Authors: Wang, Kaifeng1 (AUTHOR) wangkf@njtech.edu.cn, Sun, Mei-Li1 (AUTHOR), Ji, Xiao-Jun1 (AUTHOR) xiaojunji@njtech.edu.cn
Source: Trends in Biotechnology. May2026, Vol. 44 Issue 5, p1198-1202. 5p.
Subjects: Metabolism, Yeast, Chemical products manufacturing, Enzymes, Adaptive control systems, Metabolic profile tests, Biotechnology
Abstract: Dynamic regulation enables precise, signal-responsive control of metabolism in oleaginous yeasts, overcoming limitations of static engineering. By leveraging metabolite and spatiotemporal cues, these systems decouple growth from production and enhance the yield of target chemicals. Integrating such strategies holds promise for building robust and high-performance oleaginous yeast cell factories. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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