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SynMADE: synthetic microbiota across diverse ecosystems
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Moon, Tae Seok
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BASIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
/ biomass valorization
/ climate crisis
/ microbiota diversity
/ soil consortia
/ synthetic biology
/ systems biology
2022
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SynMADE: synthetic microbiota across diverse ecosystems
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Moon, Tae Seok
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BASIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
/ biomass valorization
/ climate crisis
/ microbiota diversity
/ soil consortia
/ synthetic biology
/ systems biology
2022
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SynMADE: synthetic microbiota across diverse ecosystems
2022
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Overview
The last two decades have witnessed rapid advances in engineering individual microbial strains to produce biochemicals and biomaterials. Furthermore, engineering microbial consortia has been relatively slow. Using systems and synthetic biology approaches, researchers have been developing tools for engineering complex microbiota. In this article, I discuss future directions and visions regarding developing microbiota as a biomanufacturing host. Specifically, I propose that we can develop the soil microbial community itself as a huge bioreactor. Ultimately, researchers will provide a generalizable system that enables us to understand microbial consortium’s interaction and metabolism at diverse temporal and spatial scales to address global problems, including the climate crisis, food inequality, waste issue, and sustainable bioproduction.
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Elsevier
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