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The importance of the dihydrodaidzein racemase and dihydrodaidzein reductase activities and the host microorganism to achieve an efficient equol production by engineered lactic acid bacteria

2023-11-20

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Equol is an isoflavone produced from daidzein by the microbial metabolism and it is of great interest for human health. Since equol production was described in bacteria that are difficult to grow and considered unsafe, the heterologous expression of genes involved in equol production in Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) and easily culturable bacteria is of great interest for the production of equol in large quan...

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Literature Corpus work: 191b5f1b-cb25-5d37-bd81-6b68176f674d
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3620459/v1

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