An enteric bacterial strain was engineered to over-produce L-tyrosine using a one-step method. The pheA-tyrA chromosomal region of the bacterial genome was replaced with an engineered chromosomal segment, resulting in inactivation of the pheA coding region and strong expression of the tyrA coding region, resulting in high levels of L-tyrosine production.

 
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> Catalytic conversion of ethanol and methanol to an isobutanol-containing reaction product using a thermally decomposed hydrotalcite containing the anion of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid

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