Redesigning Enzymes Based on Adaptive Evolution for Optimal Function in Synthetic Metabolic Pathways

Yasuo Yoshikuni; Jeffrey A. Dietrich; Farnaz Nowroozi; Patricia C. Babbitt; Jay D Keasling

doi:10.1016/j.chembiol.2008.05.006

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Redesigning Enzymes Based on Adaptive Evolution for Optimal Function in Synthetic Metabolic Pathways

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