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Development of a Biosensor for Crotonobetaine-CoA Ligase Screening Based on the Elucidation of Escherichia coli Carnitine Metabolism.

ACS synthetic biology - 18 Sept 2020

Kugler Pierre, Fröhlich Deborah, Wendisch Volker F

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l-Carnitine is essential in the intermediary metabolism of eukaryotes and is involved in the β-oxidation of medium- and long-chain fatty acids; thus, it has applications for medicinal purposes and as a dietary supplement. In addition, l-carnitine plays roles in bacterial physiology and metabolism, which have been exploited by the industry to develop biotechnological carnitine production processes. Here, on the...

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PMID: 32794733
DOI: 10.1021/acssynbio.0c00234

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