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. 2012 Oct 15;109(44):17925–17930. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1209002109

Table 1.

Biosynthesis of various odd-carbon chemicals by different pathway modulation schemes

Product titers (mg/L) ± SD
Prop
3HV
T2P
Val
PenOH
Pathways (substrate*→product) B C D E F Strains
A′→B 804 ± 20 ND ND ND ND Pal25
A→C (S-3HV) 35 ± 20 312 ± 6 ND ND ND (18)
A′→C (R-3HV) 140 ± 8 963 ± 68 ND ND ND (18)
A′→E 110 ± 10 ND ND 398 ± 15 ND Pal24
A′→F 78 ± 6 ND ND 81 ± 6 116 ± 14 Pal23
B→C (S-3HV) 2,051 ± 67 ND ND ND (18)
B→C (R-3HV) 1,964 ± 99 ND ND ND (18)
B→D 869 ± 54 57 ± 2 ND ND Pal3
B→E ND ND 554 ± 28 ND Pal12
B→F ND ND 360 ± 23 358 ± 21 Pal11
D→F§ ND ND 799 ± 33 1,317 ± 45 BL12
E→F§ ND ND ND 530 ± 18 BL4

A, glucose; A′, glycerol; B, propionate (Prop); C, 3-hydroxyvalerate (3HV); D, trans-2-pentenoate (T2P); E, valerate (Val); F, pentanol (PenOH); ND, not detected.

*Feed amount: Glucose or glycerol (10 g/L); Prop (20 mM); T2P (2 g/L); Val (20 mM).

Recombinant strains containing synthetic pathways that start with B were grown in media supplemented with 10 g/L of glucose in additional to propionate.

§Nearly all consumed substrate was converted (∼100 mol%) to products listed above.