… properties, regulation and applications of nisin biosynthesis. … of the nisin biosynthetic process
and its metabolic regulation. … the economics of nisin production and allow its production in …

… the three natural nisins share an identical biosynthetic pathway: (i) the nisin Q … with that of
nisin A; (ii) nisin Q was produced by the nisin Z‐producing … Nisin biosynthesis and its properties …

… Nisin belongs to the Group A lantibiotics, a class of related … istics of nisin, its biosynthesis,
immunity and regulation, its mode … NisIFEG, pointing at nisin expelling properties of NisFEG [52]…

… Nisin variants are usually produced by transfection of … the nisin biosynthesis pathways or
the expression of nisin variant genes in a wild type nisin producing strains, from which the nisin …

… in vitro would make it possible to produce lantibiotic variants, which cannot be produced in
living cells, and even to design novel modified peptides displaying unique properties. In this …

… The capacity to produce lantibiotics is a particular property of gram-… in nisin biosynthesis,
nisin itself has an inducing function, it was shown for subtilin biosynthesis that its biosynthesis is …

… The chemistry and biosynthesis of nisin offer interesting and d8icult challenges. A pronisin
has … had no inhibitory properties, yet was so similar to nisin that it could not be separated from …

… Based on its physicochemical properties and bioactivity, nisin in fishery products is more
suitable for fermented products and canned fish with acidic tomato sauce as a medium. …

… An exciting finding is that nisin itself, when added to the culture medium. … its own structural
gene. Another goal is to design and produce altered nisin molecules with desirable properties …

… Whereas a,4-unsaturated amino acids are introduced into biological molecules by a variety
of biosynthetic pathways (21, 30, 35, 38, 39), those in nisin are determined by the sequence …