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Fig. 3 | Biotechnology for Biofuels

Fig. 3

From: Exploring fatty alcohol-producing capability of Yarrowia lipolytica

Fig. 3

Effect of deleting potential degradation pathways on fatty alcohol-producing capability. In confirming responsible target genes for improving fatty alcohol production, fatty alcohol-producing capability other than fatty alcohol titer was focused and was represented with intracellular fatty alcohol amount per unit of cells (OD600), to eliminate growth retarding effect from gene alternations and intracellularly accumulated fatty alcohol/aldehyde, which can be recovered through further adaptive evolution. Knock-out mutants derived from H222S4 or ura-po4f strains expressing Tafar1 were used for effect evaluation of potential degradation pathways on fatty alcohol-producing capability. After transformation of Tafar1 expression cassette into corresponding strains, transformants were used for inoculation into SD-URA (H222S4-derived strains) or SD-LEU (ura-po4f-derived strains), and fatty alcohol-producing rate was detected after 24 h culturing. Results are the mean of duplicate experiments and error bars indicate standard deviations. H222-S4: ura3, H222ΔP: ura3 pox1-6, H222ΔPΔF: ura3 pox1-6 fao1, H222ΔPΔA: ura3 pox1-6 fadh1 adh1-7

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