文献类型：期刊文献

中文题名：Multiscale engineering of microbial cell factories: A step forward towards sustainable natural products industry

作者：Muhammad Hammad Hussain[1];Muhammad Zubair Mohsin[1];Waqas Qamar Zaman[2];Junxiong Yu[1];Xueli Zhao[1];Yanlong Wei[1];Yingping Zhuang[1];Ali Mohsin[1];Meijin Guo[1]

机构：[1]State Key Laboratory of Bioreactor Engineering,East China University of Science and Technology,Shanghai,200237,PR China;[2]Institute of Environmental Sciences and Engineering,School of Civil and Environmental Engineering,National University of Sciences and Technology(NUST),Sector H-12,Islamabad,44000,Pakistan

年份：2022

卷号：7

期号：1

起止页码：586

中文期刊名：Synthetic and Systems Biotechnology

外文期刊名：合成和系统生物技术（英文）

收录：Scopus;PubMed

基金：China Postdoctoral Science Fund(2020M671026).

语种：英文

中文关键词：Genetic and process optimization techniques;Monoculture;Natural products;Synthetic consortia;Synthetic biology tools

摘要：Microbial cell factories(bacteria and fungi)are the leading producers of beneficial natural products such as lycopene,carotene,herbal medicine,and biodiesel etc.These microorganisms are considered efficient due to their effective bioprocessing strategy(monoculture-and consortial-based approach)under distinct processing conditions.Meanwhile,the advancement in genetic and process optimization techniques leads to enhanced biosynthesis of natural products that are known functional ingredients with numerous applications in the food,cosmetic and medical industries.Natural consortia and monoculture thrive in nature in a small proportion,such as wastewater,food products,and soils.In similitude to natural consortia,it is possible to engineer artificial microbial consortia and program their behaviours via synthetic biology tools.Therefore,this review summarizes the optimization of genetic and physicochemical parameters of the microbial system for improved production of natural products.Also,this review presents a brief history of natural consortium and describes the functional properties of monocultures.This review focuses on synthetic biology tools that enable new approaches to design synthetic consortia;and highlights the syntropic interactions that determine the performance and stability of synthetic consortia.In particular,the effect of processing conditions and advanced genetic techniques to improve the productibility of both monoculture and consortial based systems have been greatly emphasized.In this context,possible strategies are also discussed to give an insight into microbial engineering for improved pro-duction of natural products in the future.In summary,it is concluded that the coupling of genomic modifications with optimum physicochemical factors would be promising for producing a robust microbial cell factory that shall contribute to the increased production of natural products.