WO2009008756A3 - DNA SEQUENCE ENCODING A SPECIFIC L-ARABINOSE TRANSPORTER, A cDNA MOLECULE, A PLASMID COMPRISING THE SAID DNA SEQUENCE, HOST CELL TRANSFORMED WITH SUCH PLASMID AND APPLICATION THEREOF - Google Patents

DNA SEQUENCE ENCODING A SPECIFIC L-ARABINOSE TRANSPORTER, A cDNA MOLECULE, A PLASMID COMPRISING THE SAID DNA SEQUENCE, HOST CELL TRANSFORMED WITH SUCH PLASMID AND APPLICATION THEREOF Download PDF

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WO2009008756A3
WO2009008756A3 PCT/PT2008/000026 PT2008000026W WO2009008756A3 WO 2009008756 A3 WO2009008756 A3 WO 2009008756A3 PT 2008000026 W PT2008000026 W PT 2008000026W WO 2009008756 A3 WO2009008756 A3 WO 2009008756A3
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Da Fonseca Cesar Simoes
Hahn-Haegerdal Rita Baerbel
Vieira Martins Isabel Maria Spencer
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Da Fonseca Cesar Simoes
Hahn-Haegerdal Rita Baerbel
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The present invention refers to host cells genetically modified microorganisms by introducing a nucleic acid sequence encoding a specific L-arabinose transporter from yeast. The host cells are preferably those of an eukaryotic microorganism such as yeasts or filamentous fungi. The invention is useful for the complete use of sugar obtained from plant biomass and other ligno-cellulose materials of biotechnological importance in the production of biofuels, bulk and platform chemicals including ethanol, butanol, lactate, 1,4-diacids (succinate, fumaric, malic), glycerol, sorbitol, mannitol, xylitol/arabinitol, L-ascorbic acid, xylitol, hydrogen gas, 2,5-furan dicarboxylic acid, 3-hydroxy propionic acid, aspartic acid, glutaric acid, glutamic acid, itaconic acid, levulinic acid, and 3-hydroxybutyrolactone, fatty acids, fatty-derived molecules, isoprenoids, isoprenoid-derived molecules, alkanes, isopentanol, isoamylacetate, using genetically-modified microorganisms to consume and ferment L-arabinose in hexose and pentose mixtures resulting from renewable raw materials.
PCT/PT2008/000026 2007-07-06 2008-07-04 DNA SEQUENCE ENCODING A SPECIFIC L-ARABINOSE TRANSPORTER, A cDNA MOLECULE, A PLASMID COMPRISING THE SAID DNA SEQUENCE, HOST CELL TRANSFORMED WITH SUCH PLASMID AND APPLICATION THEREOF WO2009008756A2 (en)

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PT103780A PT103780A (en) 2007-07-06 2007-07-06 SEQUENCE OF DNA CODING A SPECIFIC TRANSPORTER FOR L-ARABINOSE, CDNA MOLECULE, PLASMIDE, UNDERSTANDING THE AFFECTED DNA SEQUENCE, HOST CELL TRANSFORMED WITH THAT PLUMBING AND APPLICATION.
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