Construction of novel sugar alcohol-producing yeast strain genome rearrangement technology and application thereof
A technology of genome rearrangement and yeast strains, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, fungi, and treatment of microorganisms with electricity/wave energy, to achieve low cost, high-efficiency fusion screening, and high safety factor
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[0030] Application of a new genome rearrangement technology in the improvement of the sugar alcohol-producing strain Pichia anomaly:
[0031] In order to further effectively improve the production performance of yeast sugar alcohols, the strains (U-7, 9 and A-1, 4) obtained by traditional mutagenesis breeding methods were used as the starting bacteria, and the new genome rearrangement technology was used to construct different high-yielding sugar alcohols. The strains are combined and rearranged, and the strains with excellent performance are screened. The specific process is as follows: image 3 . First, the strains were activated and cultured in YPD liquid medium for 12 hours to the logarithmic growth phase, then the cell wall was removed, and 2.5% helicase solution was selected for treatment at 30°C for 3 hours, and observed by microscopy and plate coating. Protoplast formation rate and regeneration rate. Next, the prepared protoplast cells were labeled with different flu...
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