食品および産業微生物学ジャーナル

Genetic Improvement of Industrial Microorganisms.

Abstract

Kumar A*

The food industry is continually endeavoring to grow new items to
satisfy the steadily changing requests of consumers and the
requirements of regulatory agencies. In spite of the fact that
microorganisms are very acceptable in giving us an astonishing
cluster of significant products, they for the most part produce them
just in quantity that they need for their own advantage. Hence, they
tend not to overproduce their metabolites. In strain improvement
programs, a strain creating a high titer is generally the ideal objective.
Genetics has had a long history of contributing to the creation of
microbial products.