A Consecutive Genome Engineering Method Reveals a New Phenotype and Regulation of Glucose and Glycerol Utilization in Clostridium Pasteurianum

Tom Nguyen; Luca W. G. Meleski; Minu P. Belavatta; Sivasubramanian Gurumoorthi; Chijian Zhang; Anna‐Lena Heins; An‐Ping Zeng; Tom Nguyen; Luca W. G. Meleski; Minu P. Belavatta; Sivasubramanian Gurumoorthi; Chijian Zhang; Anna‐Lena Heins; An‐Ping Zeng

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Tom Nguyen, Luca W. G. Meleski, Minu P. Belavatta, Sivasubramanian Gurumoorthi, Chijian Zhang, Anna‐Lena Heins, An‐Ping Zeng. 2025. A Consecutive Genome Engineering Method Reveals a New Phenotype and Regulation of Glucose and Glycerol Utilization in Clostridium Pasteurianum. Engineering in Life Sciences. 25:26 doi: 10.1002/elsc.202400026

Tom Nguyen, Luca W. G. Meleski, Minu P. Belavatta, Sivasubramanian Gurumoorthi, Chijian Zhang, Anna‐Lena Heins, An‐Ping Zeng. 2025. A Consecutive Genome Engineering Method Reveals a New Phenotype and Regulation of Glucose and Glycerol Utilization in Clostridium Pasteurianum. Engineering in Life Sciences. 25:26 doi: 10.1002/elsc.202400026

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