Bacteria and yeast are being intensively used to produce biofuels and high-added-value
products by using plant biomass derivatives as substrates. The number of microorganisms …

Formate can be envisioned at the core of a carbon-neutral bioeconomy, where it is produced
from CO2 by (electro-) chemical means and converted into value-added products by …

Synthetic biology aims at designing new biological functions from first principles. These new
designs allow to expand the natural solution space and overcome the limitations of naturally …

One-carbon (C1) compounds are emerging as cost-effective and potentially carbon-negative
feedstocks for biomanufacturing, which require efficient, versatile metabolic platforms for the …

Formic acid (FA) has emerged as a promising one-carbon feedstock for biorefinery.
However, developing efficient microbial hosts for economically competitive FA utilization …

S-formylation of thiols is achieved via an enzymatic process catalysed by formate
dehydrogenase enzyme that fixes CO2 onto substrates, which plays a crucial role in …

In recent years the reductive glycine pathway (rGlyP) has emerged as a promising pathway
for the assimilation of formate and other sustainable C1-feedstocks for future biotechnology …

Formaldehyde is an intermediate metabolite of methylotrophic microorganisms that can be
obtained from formate and methanol through oxidation–reduction reactions. Formaldehyde …

Formaldehyde is a key metabolite in natural and synthetic one‐carbon metabolism. To
facilitate the engineering of formaldehyde‐producing enzymes, the development of …

Biotechnological processes hold tremendous potential for the efficient and sustainable
conversion of one-carbon (C1) substrates into complex multi-carbon products. However, the …