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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 03, 2012
Filed:
Nov. 05, 2004
Gwénaëlle Bestel-corre, Saint Beauzire, FR;
Cédric Boisart, Chamallières, FR;
Michel Chateau, Riom, FR;
Benjamin Gonzalez, Riom, FR;
Philippe Soucaille, Deyme, FR;
Rainer Figge, Riom, FR;
Olivier Zink, Mulhouse, FR;
Gwénaëlle Bestel-Corre, Saint Beauzire, FR;
Cédric Boisart, Chamallières, FR;
Michel Chateau, Riom, FR;
Benjamin Gonzalez, Riom, FR;
Philippe Soucaille, Deyme, FR;
Rainer Figge, Riom, FR;
Olivier Zink, Mulhouse, FR;
Metabolic Explorer, Saint Beauzire, FR;
Abstract
The invention relates to optimised micro-organism strains for the biotransformation production of molecules having NADPH-consuming biosynthetic pathways. The inventive strains can be used in NADPH-consuming biotransformation methods. Said strains are characterized in that one or more NADPH-oxidizing activities are limited.