Table 1.
Applications of promoter engineering.
Strain | effect | promoter | Reference |
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S.avermitilis | Lycopene yield was increased to 82 mg/g dry cell weight | Sp44 | [79] |
S. hygroscopicus XM201 | Geldanamycin yield was increased by 88% | 5063p | [80] |
S. lividans TK24 | Ptac*RBS3 activity is 17.6-fold than that of Ptac and 3.6-fold than that of PkasO*R15 | Ptac*RBS3 | [81] |
S. albus J1074 | Production of the blue pigment indigoidine and activation of the biosynthesis of 6-epi-alteramides A/B | ermE*p | [82] |
S. lividans TK24 | Gene expression control at the posttranslational level in Actinobacteria | An RBS selector in vivo | [83] |
S. lividans | The production of transglutaminases reached 5.73 U/mL | TGase promoter | [84] |
S. avermitilis MA-4680 | Chitobiase activity was 24-fold higher | xylA | [85] |
S. fradiae CGMCC 4.576 | Neomycin production was increased by 36% | PkasO* | [86] |
S. natalensis | Activation of pimaricin biosynthesis | pimM | [87] |
S. coelicolorA3(2) | Actinorhodin production tripled | SPL-20 | [88] |
S. rimosus M527 | β-glucuronidase activity increased by 2.2-fold | SPL-21 | [89] |
S. lividans | Enzymatic activity of Phospholipase D reached 69.12 U/mL | Ptip | [90] |