Haoran Zhang

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Rutgers University

United States

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Haoran Zhang is an Associate Professor at Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, USA. His research focuses on microbial biosynthesis, with recent articles exploring topics such as biosensor-based cell selection, co-culture systems for indigo biosynthesis, and the heterologous production of natural products. His work aims to enhance the efficiency of microbial systems for the production of various biochemicals, including 4-hydroxybenzoate and anthranilic acid.

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Rutgers University

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Increasing biosensor-based cell selection pressure improves microbial biosynthesis of 4-hydroxybenzoate

Development and optimization of a microbial co-culture system for heterologous indigo biosynthesis

Utilizing a tyrosine exporter to facilitate 4-hydroxystyrene biosynthesis in an E. coli-E. coli co-culture

Enhancing anthranilic acid biosynthesis using biosensor-assisted cell selection and in situ product removal

Constructing E. coli Co‐Cultures for De Novo Biosynthesis of Natural Product Acacetin

Towards the Coupling of Microbial Biosynthesis and Catalysis for the Production of Alkylated Phenolic Compounds

Developing E. coli-E. coli co-cultures to overcome barriers of heterologous tryptamine biosynthesis

Heterologous Biosynthesis of Type II Polyketide Products Using E. coli

De novo biosynthesis of complex natural product sakuranetin using modular co-culture engineering

Comparing E. coli mono-cultures and co-cultures for biosynthesis of protocatechuic acid and hydroquinone

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George Tsilomelekis

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