A Study of Pseudomonas Putida of Core Carbon and Energy Metabolism in Biotechnology

BIOTECHNOLOGY

The Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacteria Pseudomonas putida may be found in a wide range of biological environments. This ubiquity can be attributed to its extremely diverse metabolism, which has been evolved to endure physicochemical stress, as well as its ability to flourish in severe conditions. Because of these qualities, there is a rising interest in using this microorganism in industry, and research in this area has advanced rapidly in recent years. The use of low-cost renewable feedstocks and waste streams to manufacture value-added compounds, as well as constant advances in genetic strain engineering and systems biology knowledge of this bacterium, are also important drivers in this regard. Systems biotechnology, which combines systems metabolic engineering methodologies with unique bioprocess engineering ideas, such as novel reactor designs and renewable feedstocks, is driving this progress.

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