A review on microbial synthesis of lactate-containing polyesters
Degradable polylactic acids (PLA) have been widely used in agriculture, textile, medicine and degradable plastics industry, and can completely replace petroleum-based plastics in the future. At present, polylactic acid was chemically synthesized by ring-opening polymerisation or the direct polyconde...
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| description | Degradable polylactic acids (PLA) have been widely used in agriculture, textile, medicine and degradable plastics industry, and can completely replace petroleum-based plastics in the future. At present, polylactic acid was chemically synthesized by ring-opening polymerisation or the direct polycondensation of lactic acid, which inevitably leads to chemical and heavy metal catalyst pollution. The current research focus has gradually shifted to the development of recombinant industrial strains for the efficiently production of lactate-containing polyesters from renewable resources. This review summarizes various explorations of metabolic pathway optimization and production cost control in the industrialization of lactate-containing polyesters bio-production. In particular, the effects of key enzymes, including CoA transferase, polyhydroxyalkanoate synthase, and their mutants, culture conditions, low-cost carbon sources, and recombinant strains on the yield and composition of lactate-containing polyesters are summarized and discussed. Future prospects and challenges for the industrialization of lactate-containing polyesters are also pointed out. |
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