Lyon Bruinsma

This paper develops a microbial pathway to produce anisole from glucose using engineered Pseudomonas putida, achieving 0.57 mM anisole production.

This study redesigns bacterial catabolism by repurposing the shikimate pathway for aromatic compound production, achieving over 89% of theoretical yield.

This paper engineers Pseudomonas putida to assimilate C1 compounds like formate, methanol, and CO2 through the reductive glycine pathway, enabling growth on these substrates as sole feedstocks.

The paper identifies a fungal citrate exporter in Aspergillus niger by comparing gene expression under different citrate-producing conditions and validating its function in yeast and the fungus itself.