Improved ethanol tolerance and ethanol production from glycerol in a streptomycin-resistant Klebsiella variicola mutant obtained by ribosome engineering
•Streptomycin-resistant K. variicola TB-83D was obtained by ribosome engineering.•Ethanol tolerance and ethanol production were improved by rpsL mutation.•Ethanol production was increased significantly by addition of YE.•Highest ethanol concentration of 34g/L was obtained by using YE and CSL.•CSL wa...
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description | •Streptomycin-resistant K. variicola TB-83D was obtained by ribosome engineering.•Ethanol tolerance and ethanol production were improved by rpsL mutation.•Ethanol production was increased significantly by addition of YE.•Highest ethanol concentration of 34g/L was obtained by using YE and CSL.•CSL was suitable for reducing by-product production and production costs.
To improve the ethanol tolerance of the Klebsiella variicola strain TB-83, we obtained the streptomycin-resistant, ethanol-tolerant mutant strain TB-83D by a ribosome engineering approach. Strain TB-83D was able to grow in the presence of 7% (v/v) ethanol and it showed higher ethanol production than strain TB-83. Examination of various culture conditions revealed that yeast extract was essential for ethanol production and bacterial growth. In addition, ethanol production was elevated to 32g/L by the addition of yeast extract; however, ethanol production was inhibited by formate accumulation. With regard to cost reduction, the use of corn steep liquor (CSL) markedly decreased the formate concentration, and 34g/L ethanol was produced by combining yeast extract with CSL. Our study is the first to improve ethanol tolerance and productivity by a ribosome engineering approach, and we found that strain TB-83D is effective for ethanol production from glycerol. |
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