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Table 3 Comparison of inducible promoters developed in C. necator

From: Synthetic biology toolkit for engineering Cupriviadus necator H16 as a platform for CO2 valorization

Promoter

Inducer and concentration

Induction ratio

Effects on growth

AraC/ParaBAD

10 mM L-arabinose

1200

Inhibited cell growth; not consumed

RhaRS/PrhaBAD

11 mM L-rhamnose

1960

Virtually not altered cell growth; not consumed

LacI/Plac

1 mM IPTG

 ~ 300

Inhibited cell growth at high concentration; not consumed

PM/Pxyls

1 mM m-toluic acid

 ~ 300

–

AcuR/PacuRI

5 mM acrylate

33

Consumed

YpItcR/Pccl

5 mM itaconate

105

Not consumed

MmsR/PmmsA

10 mM 3-hydroxypropionic acid

51.5

Growth-retarding effect at the beginning of cultivation; consumed

HpdR/PhpdH

10 mM 3-hydroxypropionic acid

516.6

Growth-retarding effect at the beginning of cultivation; consumed

LacI/Pj5-lac

1 mM IPTG

 ~ 7

Growth inhibition at high concentration; not consumed

CymR/Pj5-cmt

120 μM p-cumate

22

Nearly no effect on growth

TetR/PrrsC-tetO

200 ng/mL anhydrotetracycline

 ~ 1100

No negative effect on growth; not consumed; antibiotic

TetR/PtolC-tetO

25 ng/mL doxycycline

 ~ 180

No negative effect on growth; not consumed; antibiotic

  1. The induction ratio is recalculated based on AraC/ParaBAD as a benchmark according to references [47, 65, 71, 74, 78,79,80]