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This project focuses on advancing engineering biology by integrating non-enzymatic reactions with cellular metabolism to create new chemical products from sustainable sources. It aims to expand the chemical diversity accessible through fermentation, facilitating a transition to a more sustainable chemical industry.
The field of engineering biology aims to create new metabolic pathways to access chemical products from sustainable feedstocks via fermentation.
However, metabolic chemistry is limited to reactions that have evolved in Nature and remains dwarfed by the chemical diversity accessible from petrochemicals by synthetic organic chemists.
Urgent solutions must now be sought to bridge this gap and enable the transition of the chemical industry to a more sustainable, climate-positive and net-zero future.…
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