C12Y207/02002

ARGININE SUPPLEMENTATION TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY IN GAS FERMENTING ACETOGENS

The invention provides methods for improving efficiency of fermentation by arginine supplementation, and genetically modified bacterium for use therefor. More particularly the invention provides methods for (i) increasing the production ATP intensive products with arginine supplementation, (ii) increasing utilization of arginine by a C1-fixing bacterium; and (iii) providing C1-fixing bacterium with optimized arginine de-aminase pathways.

Arginine supplementation to improve efficiency in gas fermenting acetogens

The invention provides methods for improving efficiency of fermentation by arginine supplementation, and genetically modified bacterium for use therefor. More particularly the invention provides methods for (i) increasing the production ATP intensive products with arginine supplementation, (ii) increasing utilization of arginine by a C1-fixing bacterium; and (iii) providing C1-fixing bacterium with optimized arginine de-aminase pathways.

ARGININE SUPPLEMENTATION TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY IN GAS FERMENTING ACETOGENS

The invention provides methods for improving efficiency of fermentation by arginine supplementation, and genetically modified bacterium for use therefor. More particularly the invention provides methods for (i) increasing the production ATP intensive products with arginine supplementation, (ii) increasing utilization of arginine by a C1-fixing bacterium; and (iii) providing C1-fixing bacterium with optimized arginine de-aminase pathways.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING GUANIDINO ACETIC ACID (GAA)

A microorganism is capable of producing guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) that has been improved by using a carbamate kinase. The microorganism with an improved capacity to provide L-arginine as starting material of the GAA biosynthesis by efficient recycling of ornithine improves the production process of GAA. A method for the fermentative production of GAA and a method for the fermentative production of creatine include the incorporation of the microorganism.

Method for producing guanidino acetic acid (GAA)

A microorganism is capable of producing guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) that has been improved by using a carbamate kinase. The microorganism with an improved capacity to provide L-arginine as starting material of the GAA biosynthesis by efficient recycling of ornithine improves the production process of GAA. A method for the fermentative production of GAA and a method for the fermentative production of creatine include the incorporation of the microorganism.