Pigments are widely used in the food, cosmetic, textile, pharmaceutical, and materials
industries. Demand for natural pigments has been increasing due to concerns regarding …

In 1948, the first kilograms of synthetic vitamin A (acetate) were produced by F. Hoffmann-La
Roche, eliminating the need to extract this vital compound from natural sources; this year …

Vitamin A (retinoids) is crucial for human health, with significant demand across the food,
pharmaceutical, and animal feed industries. Currently, the market primarily relies on …

The demand for bio-based retinol (vitamin A) is currently increasing, however its instability
represents a major bottleneck in microbial production. Here, we developed an efficient …

ABSTRACT Retinol dehydrogenase 12 (RDH12) is a small gene located on chromosome
14, encoding an enzyme capable of metabolizing retinoids. It is primarily located in …

Owing to the pharmaceutical value of retinal (vitamin A aldehyde), there is an increasing
demand for the microbial synthesis of bio-based retinal. However, its microbial production is …

Issatchenkia orientalis, exhibiting high tolerance against harsh environmental conditions, is
a promising metabolic engineering host for producing fuels and chemicals from cellulosic …

Retinol, the main active form of vitamin A, plays a role in maintaining vision, immune
function, growth, and development. It also inhibits tumor growth and alleviates anemia. Here …

Retinol is a lipid-soluble form of vitamin A that is crucial for human visual and immune
functions. The production of retinol through microbial fermentation has been the focus of …

To realize lignocellulose‐based bioeconomy, efficient conversion of xylose into valuable
chemicals by microbes is necessary. Xylose oxidative pathways that oxidize xylose into …