BIOT

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TUESDAY MORNING
Westin San Diego
Diamond II
Upstream Processes
Engineering Non-Model Hosts for Biological Production
Section A
M. R. Antoniewicz, M. A. Blenner, V. Roy, Organizers
H. Dhamankar, D. T. Ercek, Organizers, Presiding
8:30 159. Novel gut fungal sugar transporters for improved bioprocess efficiency. S. Seppala, K. Solomon, J.
Henske, S.P. Gilmore, M.D. Rieth, M.A. O'Malley
8:50 160. Metabolic engineering of the marine cyanobacterium, Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002 for
phototrophic production of L-lysine and sugar feedstocks. A.L. Markley, B. Pfleger
9:10 161. Extreme thermophile metabolic engineering platforms: Production of biofuels and bio-based
chemicals at elevated temperatures. A.J. Loder, B.M. Zeldes, A. Hawkins, C.T. Straub, M.W. Keller, G.L.
Lipscomb, G.J. Schut, M.W. Adams, R.M. Kelly
9:30 162. Clostridium autoethanogenum, a chassis for low carbon fuel and commodities production at
commercial scale by gas fermentation. S. Nagaraju
9:50 Intermission.
10:10 163. Yarrowia lipolytica as a technology platform for industrial applications. Q.Q. Zhu
10:30 164. High efficiency genome editing in Yarrowia lipolytica by CRISPR/Cas9. C.M. Schwartz, M.
Shabbir-Hussain, B. Simmons-Rawls, A. Loebs, M.A. Blenner, I.R. Wheeldon
10:50 165. Rapid isolation of chromosome hubs to facilitate nonconventional yeast engineering. Z. Shao, M.
Cao, M. Gao, C. Lopez, Y. Wu
11:10 166. Programmable genetic sensors and circuits for pathway engineering. A. Hoynes-O'Connor, C.
Immethun, D. DeLorenzo, K. Ng, T. Moon
Westin San Diego
Emerald Ballroom
Downstream Processes
Section B