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Maximizing microbial bioproduction from sustainable carbon sources using iterative systems engineering
Maximizing the production of heterologous biomolecules is a complex problem that can be addressed with a systems-level understanding of cellular metabolism and regulation. Specifically, growth-coupling approaches can increase product titers and yields and also enhance production rates. However, impl
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