The non-conventional yeasts Ogataea polymorpha and Candida famata studied as hosts for the production of ethanol, L-lactic acid, and riboflavin from xylose, glycerol, and lignocellulosic hydrolysates provide a basis for further development of yeast-based production processes using lignocellulosic sugars and glycerol as...
A. Sibirny, Justyna Ruchała, Dominik Wojdyła et al.· Achievements and Prospects o...· 0 citations
A new factor of negative regulation of riboflavin biosynthesis in yeast C. famata was identified and encoded by the gene SEF2, which is focused on extension of the substrate range to produce the vitamin B2 such as whey and lignocellulose.
Dariya Fedorovych, K. Dmytruk, A. Sibirny· Achievements and Prospects o...· 0 citations
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