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eviews Ajikumar et al.<br />
Table 1. Continued<br />
literature isoprenoids produced approach production yield<br />
Kang et al. 2005 199<br />
lycopene screening <strong>of</strong> shot-gun library to identify genes that 4,700 µg/gDW<br />
enhanced lycopene production and combinatorial<br />
expression <strong>of</strong> these genes<br />
Alper et al. 2006 197<br />
lycopene characterization <strong>of</strong> knockout strains <strong>for</strong> lycopene<br />
production 196 221,600 µg/L<br />
by high cell density fermentations and<br />
optimization <strong>of</strong> growth conditions<br />
Yuan et al. 2006 192<br />
lycopene overexpressing the chromosomal isoprenoid pathway 6,000 µg/g DCW<br />
genes, dxs, idi, ispDFand ispB using strong<br />
bacteriophage T5 promoter<br />
Yoon et al. 2006 203<br />
lycopene overexpression <strong>of</strong> genes encoding the synthesis <strong>of</strong> 102,000 µg/L<br />
lycopene together with a heterologous ipiHP1 gene;<br />
expression <strong>of</strong> genes encoding mevalonate kinase,<br />
phosphomevalonate kinase and IPP isomerase from<br />
S. pneumonia; supplementation <strong>of</strong> mevalonate and<br />
adding <strong>of</strong> surfactant<br />
Newman et al. 2006 180<br />
amorpha-4,11-diene optimization <strong>of</strong> two-phase partitioning bioreactor <strong>for</strong><br />
fermentation <strong>of</strong> amropha-4,11-diene producing strain 188<br />
500,000 µg/L<br />
Yoon et al. 2007 204<br />
lycopene expression <strong>of</strong> genes from the organisms P. agglomerans 60,000 µg/L<br />
and P. ananatis which both encodes the production <strong>of</strong><br />
lycopene, combined with the expression <strong>of</strong> genes<br />
encoding mevalonate kinase, phosphomevalonate<br />
kinase and IPP isomerase from S. pneumonia;<br />
supplementation <strong>of</strong> mevalonate<br />
Pitera et al. 2007 205<br />
mevalonate pathway optimization <strong>for</strong><br />
balancing enzyme activity <strong>of</strong> the heterologous expressed<br />
amorpha-4,11-diene<br />
mevalonate pathway<br />
Jin and Stephanopoulos 2007 198 lycopene combination <strong>of</strong> overexpression targets identified by 16,000 µg/gDW<br />
screening <strong>of</strong> genomic libraries with knockout targets<br />
predicted by stoichiometric modeling<br />
Chang et al. 2007 181<br />
8-hydroxycadinene and artemisinic acid expression <strong>of</strong> plant cytochrome P450s followed by 105,000 µg/L and 105,000 µg/L<br />
optimization<br />
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