Identifying and engineering a novel ene reductase improves dihydrocarvone production, suggesting potential biotechnological applications.
for dihydrocarvone production. This biocatalytic system achieved a dihydrocarvone concentration of 5.88 mmol/L and a conversion rate of 99%, representing a significant improvement compared to the single use of A303N mutant. This study lays the foundation for investigating the function and modification of ERs and promoting the efficient biosynthesis of dihydrocarvone.
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