Òscar Puiggené

The paper engineers Pseudomonas putida to strictly metabolize methanol through seven mutations, enabling growth on methanol as the sole carbon source.

This study investigates how Pseudomonas putida uses two transhydrogenases to maintain redox balance across different metabolic conditions, revealing their essential roles in growth and stress tolerance.

This paper introduces a growth-coupled biosynthesis strategy (GrowBio) for producing xanthommatin, demonstrating its effectiveness in microbial production through engineered Pseudomonas putida.

This study identifies a new fluoride tolerance mechanism in Pseudomonas putida independent of the CrcB efflux system, revealing moonlighting functions of transporters.

This study engineers synthetic serine cycles in Pseudomonas putida to improve methanol assimilation, revealing novel metabolic topologies for C1 compound utilization.

This study shows how by-products from lignin conversion can be used by Pseudomonas putida to eliminate the need for additional carbon sources, improving lignin valorisation efficiency.