Springer Corynebacterium glutamicum: Biology and Biotechnology: 23 (Microbiology Monographs, 23)

Product Description This updated second edition covers the molecular biology, genome engineering tools and comprehensive analysis techniques for Corynebacterium glutamicum. Aside from modern omics-based approaches, the authors also focus on cell physiology, including cell division, central carbon metabolic pathways, and the respiratory chain. Readers will learn how primary mechanisms like energy metabolism can be applied in processes like biorefinery. Newly added topics include cell envelope structures and aromatic compound metabolism in C. glutamicum. These chapters will be particularly useful for those interested in the microbial production of commodity chemicals, fuels, and proteins. Corynebacteriacea are already some of the most important industrial microorganisms. Understanding the cell physiology of C. glutamicum will help manufacturers to increase their product range and productivity through efficient metabolic engineering. From the Back Cover This updated second edition covers the molecular biology, genome engineering tools and comprehensive analysis techniques for Corynebacterium glutamicum. Aside from modern omics-based approaches, the authors also focus on cell physiology, including cell division, central carbon metabolic pathways, and the respiratory chain. Readers will learn how primary mechanisms like energy metabolism can be applied in processes like biorefinery. Newly added topics include cell envelope structures and aromatic compound metabolism in C. glutamicum. These chapters will be particularly useful for those interested in the microbial production of commodity chemicals, fuels, and proteins.Corynebacteriacea are already some of the most important industrial microorganisms. Understanding the cell physiology of  C. glutamicum will help manufacturers to increase their product range and productivity through efficient metabolic engineering. About the Author Masayuki Inui Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology Research Institute of Innovative Technology Kyoto Japan Email: inui@rite.or.jp    Koichi Toyoda Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology Research Institute of Innovative Technology Kyoto Japan Email: toyo51@rite.or.jp