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… still work in cell-free environments? (Spoiler: Yes.) Yeast strains engineered for the biochemical conversion of glucose … at volumetric productivities greater than the source strains. (Blake Rasor) Think of cells as tiny factories: … industry.” From Cell to “Soup” The work started with yeast strains engineered by Alper’s team to convert the sugar …

… Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has now sequenced and assembled the genomes of these five cotton … insights on crop improvements at a genetic level, including why having multiple copies of their genomes (polyploidy) is … it, which exact base or series of bases you have to alter.’ Why should we invest in something that may not be an …

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… response to low pH in multiple Issatchenkia orientalis strains., Microbial Spectrum , 2024 Wu et al.Metabolic …

… to provide a cataloged and curated culture and genome sequence resource of rumen microorganisms . Thanks to the … in themselves. For example, a few organisms originally sequenced in the Hungate1000 collection harbor enzymes that … rumen microbes are awesome and this is just another example why.” …