Modular polyketide synthase-derived insecticidal agents: from biosynthesis and metabolic engineering to combinatorial biosynthesis for their production

Yi, Jeong Sang; Kim, Jung Min; Ban, Yeon Hee; Yoon, Yeo Joon

doi:10.1039/d2np00078d

Nat. Prod. Rep.

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d2np00078d

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Modular polyketide synthase-derived insecticidal agents: from biosynthesis and metabolic engineering to combinatorial biosynthesis for their production

Jeong Sang Yi

Jung Min Kim

Yeon Hee Ban

et al.

Abstract: This highlight covers the recent advances in the metabolic engineering and combinatorial biosynthesis of insecticidal agents produced by modular type I PKSs from actinomycete.

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Modular polyketide synthase-derived insecticidal agents: from biosynthesis and metabolic engineering to combinatorial biosynthesis for their production

Abstract: This highlight covers the recent advances in the metabolic engineering and combinatorial biosynthesis of insecticidal agents produced by modular type I PKSs from actinomycete.

Cited by 1 publication

References 124 publications

A review on the encapsulation of “eco-friendly” compounds in natural polymer-based nanoparticles as next generation nano-agrochemicals for sustainable agriculture and crop management

A review on the encapsulation of “eco-friendly” compounds in natural polymer-based nanoparticles as next generation nano-agrochemicals for sustainable agriculture and crop management

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