Transcriptional Engineering of Lactobacillus for Improved Lactic Acid Tolerance and Productivity at Low pH

Invention type: Technology / Case number: #12783
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The invention relates to global transcription machinery engineering to produce altered cells having improved phenotypes and methods for evaluating phenotypic diversity.

Researchers

Daniel Klein-Marcuschamer / Gregory Stephanopoulos

Departments: Department of Chemical Engineering
Technology Areas: Computer Science: Bioinformatics / Drug Discovery and Research Tools: Genomics & Proteomics
Impact Areas: Healthy Living

  • transcriptional engineering of lactobacillus
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