Delftia as a small-molecule chassis: lessons from delftibactin and harmane.

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Evaluating Delftia as a microbial chassis for small-molecule production, using delftibactin and harmane as models, helps identify specific strains suitable for deeper mechanistic study and translational applications. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Pushkar Sai; Andrew Hoyek; Carlos Goller

doi:10.1128/aem.00277-25

April 30, 2026

Delftia as a small-molecule chassis: lessons from delftibactin and harmane.

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The aim is to explore Delftia as a platform for small-molecule production, focusing on specific compounds.
Examined strains of Delftia for potential small-molecule production.
Analyzed compounds such as delftibactin and harmane for their mechanisms.
Identified strains that merit deeper investigation.
Delftia shows potential as a versatile small-molecule chassis.
Delftibactin and harmane were highlighted for their significant biosynthetic pathways.
Certain strains exhibited promising profiles for future mechanistic studies.

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, but as a way to identify which strains justify deeper mechanistic study and cautious translation.

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