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August 1, 2018

New synthetic biology tools by Biopetrolia and collaborators

New synthetic biology tools by Biopetrolia and collaborators
August 1, 2018

The use of 2A “self-cleaving” peptides can greatly simplify construction of complex pathways in yeast. However, not all 2A peptides are created equal. In an article published by researchers from Biopetrolia, Chalmers University and UNSEP, detailed characterization of multiple 2A peptide sequences to determine suitability for metabolic engineering applications in yeast was undertaken. The characterization pointed at particularly-efficient peptides, providing a new synthetic biology tool to allow rapid construction of metabolic pathways in yeast.


Read the original scientific article in FEMS Yeast research

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