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Cell-Free Metabolic Engineering Strategies For Accelerated Biomanufacturing, Jaime Lorenzo N. Dinglasan May 2023

Cell-Free Metabolic Engineering Strategies For Accelerated Biomanufacturing, Jaime Lorenzo N. Dinglasan

Doctoral Dissertations

Biomanufacturing propels the bioeconomy. Accelerating bioeconomic growth thus requires the expedited development of biomanufacturing processes that can expand the current bioproduct portfolio. Lysate-based cell-free systems provide unique advantages for simplified metabolic pathway construction. Their central metabolic pathways and transcriptional-translational (TX-TL) machineries are free from genome regulation and are amenable to direct manipulation, enabling the streamlined construction of biomanufacturing processes. While their utility as prototyping platforms for accelerating cellular metabolic engineering has been demonstrated, the potential to rapidly build commercial “cell-free factories” capable of sophisticated bioconversion has not been fully realized. Lysates with high-yield pathways are projected to enable commercialized cell-free …