Reveals how sulfur assimilation affects methylation efficiency in biosynthesis, indicating a new engineering approach.
Sulfur assimilation determines S-adenosyl-L-methionine flux for enhancing methylation efficiency in heterologous biosynthesisThis study reveals that sulfur assimilation-specifically, the first reduction step of sulfate-has a determined impact on Sadenosyl-L-methionine flux compared with the C4 skeleton (activated form of L-homoserine).These findings offer a broadly applicable engineering strategy for the high-efficiency synthesis of diverse methyl-containing natural products with extensive practical applications.
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