Ectoine, an osmotic pressure-compensated solute, is used in the food, agriculture, medicine,
and cosmetics industries due to its ability to protect macromolecules. In this study, an ectoine …

Ectoine is widely produced by various bacteria as a natural cell protectant against
environment stress, eg, osmotic and temperature stress. Its protective properties therefore …

Ectoine, a natural protective agent, is naturally synthesized at low titers by some extreme
environment microorganisms that are usually difficult to culture. There is a need for an …

Ectoine is a protective agent and stabilizer whose synthesis pathway exclusively exists in
select moderate halophiles. A novel established process called “bacterial milking” efficiently …

In this study, the recombinant ectoine-producing Escherichia coli ET01 was constructed by
introducing the ectABC operon from Halomonas venusta ZH. To further improve ectoine …

Ectoine is an osmotic pressure protectant observed in various microorganisms and is widely
used in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. The market value of ectoine has increased …

As an amino acid derivative and a typical compatible solute, ectoine can assist
microorganisms in resisting high osmotic pressure. Own to its long-term moisturizing effects …

Ectoine is a high-value stabilizer and protective agent with various applications in enzyme
industry, cosmetics, and biomedicine. In this study, rational engineering strategies have …

Ectoine is a natural macromolecule protector and synthesized by some extremophiles. It
provides protections against radiation-mediated oxidative damages and is widely used as a …

Compatible solutes are key for the ability of halophilic bacteria to resist high osmotic stress.
They have received wide attention from researchers for their excellent osmotic protection …