Künstliche Evolution des genetischen Codes von Mikroorganismen
Wissenschaft · Methoden Genetic code engineering
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Abstract
The experimental evolution of microorganisms to highly efficient pro - ducers of biomolecules has a long tradition in industrial biotechnology. Its combination with synthetic biology and xenobiology can be used for the creation of a new, artificial biodiversity. Here, we describe evolution experiments for the development of robust bacterial strains harboring a new chemical composition of their proteomes. These strains might be beneficial for the production of amino acid modified proteins/peptides.
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