Hyun Gi Koh

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Hongik University

South Korea

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Dr. Hyun Gi Koh is an Assistant Professor at Hongik University, South Korea. His research focuses on metabolic engineering, bioconversion processes, and the production of bioproducts from biomass. Recent publications include studies on enhancing polyhydroxybutyrate production and investigating genetic engineering techniques for microbial applications.

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See-Hyoung Park

Hongik University

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University of Cambridge

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Enhanced polyhydroxybutyrate production from biomass using engineered Halomonas sp. YLGW01 with improved xylose metabolism

Bioconversion of CO2 into valuable bioproducts via synthetic modular co-culture of engineered Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Escherichia coli

Enhancing the persistence of engineered biotherapeutics in the gut: Adhesion, glycan metabolism, and environmental resistance

RT-EZ: A Golden Gate Assembly Toolkit for Streamlined Genetic Engineering of <i>Rhodotorula toruloides</i>

Influence of Microalgal Cell Division Tendency on OD to DCW Conversion Factor and Chlorophyll Contents

Effect of Roughness of Mixing Impeller Edge on Power Consumption

Fast 3D printing of fine, continuous, and soft fibers via embedded solvent exchange

Isolation and characterization of two halophilic bacteria producing polyhydroxybutyrate from high-salt environment

Production of halogenated indigo by Escherichia coli whole-cell conversion system with novel halogenase derived from Pseudoalteromonas nigrifaciens

Integration of metabolomics and other omics: from microbes to microbiome

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See-Hyoung Park

Michael De Volder

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