Metabolic Engineering

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.ymben.2023.07.008

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Fluctuating pH for efficient photomixotrophic succinate production

Tanner R. Treece¹,

Marissa Tessman²,

Robert S. Pomeroy³

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“…Furthermore, the rapid clearance time of the IMR (around 1 min) makes it possible to perform high throughput screening of liquid samples. For the detection of dimethyl succinate, at a 2 min sampling rate, the MSQ-CIMS can quantify samples 10× faster than current HPLC methods …”

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“…For the detection of dimethyl succinate, at a 2 min sampling rate, the MSQ-CIMS can quantify samples 10× faster than current HPLC methods. 26 …”

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“…Furthermore, the rapid clearance time of the IMR (around 1 min) makes it possible to perform high throughput screening of liquid samples. For the detection of dimethyl succinate, at a 2 min sampling rate, the MSQ-CIMS can quantify samples 10× faster than current HPLC methods …”

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