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A set of constitutive promoters with graded strengths for gene expression in diverse cyanobacterial strains
Cyanobacteria have garnered interest as promising biological platforms for producing renewable biofuel, chemical feedstock, and bioactive molecules. For biotechnology applications, robust, well-characterized genetic tools are required for genetically modifying cyanobacteria, but these tools are ofte
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