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T1  - Cinnamic Acid and Sorbic acid Conversion Are Mediated by the Same Transcriptional Regulator in Aspergillus niger 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/309155 
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A1  - Lubbers, Ronnie J. M.; Dilokpimol, Adiphol; Navarro, Jorge; Peng, Mao; Wang, Mei; Lipzen, Anna; Ng, Vivian; Grigoriev, Igor V.; Visser, Jaap; Hildén, Kristiina S.; de Vries, Ronald P. 
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Y1  - 2019 
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AB  - Cinnamic acid is an aromatic compound commonly found in plants and functions as a central intermediate in lignin synthesis. Filamentous fungi are able to degrade cinnamic acid through multiple metabolic pathways. One of the best studied pathways is the non-oxidative decarboxylation of cinnamic acid to styrene. In Aspergillus niger, the enzymes cinnamic acid decarboxylase (CdcA, formally ferulic acid decarboxylase) and the flavin prenyltransferase (PadA) catalyze together the non-oxidative decarb... 
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KW  - 220 Industrial biotechnology; fungal aromatic metabolism; Aspergilli; synteny analysis; transcription factor; flavoprotein; cinnamic acid decarboxylase; DECARBOXYLATION; METABOLISM; DEGRADATION; STYRENE; DOMAIN; GENES; FAMILY; FOOD 
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