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YEAST-TRANS investigates how synthetic yeast cells transport xenobiotic compounds, which are not naturally produced by these cells. By studying the mechanisms of transport, the project aims to improve the efficiency of bio-based production of chemicals and fuels.
Industrial biotechnology employs synthetic cell factories to create bulk and fine chemicals and fuels from renewable resources, laying the basis for the future bio-based economy.
The major part of the wanted bio-based chemicals are not native to the host cell, such as yeast, i.e. they are xenobiotic.
Some xenobiotic compounds are readily secreted by synthetic cells, some are poorly secreted and some are not secreted at all, but how does this transport occur?
Or why does it not occur?
These funda…
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK DTU
DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET
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