Fig. 5
From: Exploring d-xylose oxidation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae through the Weimberg pathway
Aerobic bioconversion of d-xylose into d-xylonate in recombinant Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains. TMB4511 (xylB, xylC: filled square), TMB4512 (xylB: filled triangle), TMB4530 (xylB, xylD, xylX, xylA: filled circle), TMB4569 (xylB, xylD_Bc, xylX, xylA: square), TMB4570 (xylB, yjhG_Ec, xylX, xylA: triangle), TMB4571 (xylB, xylD_El, xylX, xylA: circle). All experiments were performed in biological duplicates. The d-xylose consumption and d-xylonate formation in replicate 1 is shown in the upper a and b, respectively. The lower c and d show d-xylose consumption and d-xylonate formation in replicate 2, respectively