Methane‐assimilating bacteria, methanotrophs, can play an important role in producing various value‐added chemicals and biofuels from methane, which is considered a next‐generation carbon feedstock. The capability to engineer the metabolic pathway of methanotrophs is a key success factor for enhancing methane‐to‐product conversion efficiency. Recently, OMICS studies on several model methanotrophs have been conducted and provided strategies to engineer methanotrophs. Here, we present a review on the current progresses and future prospects of metabolic engineering of methanotrophs and its application to chemical and biofuel production from methane.
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