Microbial production of alka(e)ne biofuels

[Display omitted] •Fatty acid, aldehyde and acyl-CoA/ACP are major precursors for alka(e)ne synthesis.•Different metabolic strategies greatly affect alka(e)ne yield and properties.•Fatty acid metabolism is critical for alka(e)ne biosynthesis.•Choice of microbial platform is important for alka(e)ne b...

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Published in:Current opinion in biotechnology 2018-04, Vol.50, p.11-18
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Alkanes - metabolism
Alkenes - metabolism
Biofuels
Escherichia coli - metabolism
Metabolic Engineering
Metabolic Networks and Pathways
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