This review provides an overview of recent breakthroughs in isobutanol biosynthesis and explores strategies aimed at improving its production yield from both biological and engineering perspectives.
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isobutanol biosynthesis
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Biosynthesis is presented as a more environmentally sustainable, safer, and more ecologically compatible approach to isobutanol production than conventional chemical synthesis.
The cytotoxicity and volatility of isobutanol are described as production hurdles that cause losses during the production process.
Improving isobutanol production yield involves enzymatic pathway optimization, metabolic engineering to enhance precursor availability and flux, and cellular engineering to improve strain tolerance and production efficiency.