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Figure 1.

Overview of the pathway introduced to S. cerevisiae for 2-butanol production.

The heterologous proteins expressed are marked in red. In violet is the Ado-Cbl recycling system. X-Cbl is an unidentified complex of cobalamine made due to inactivation [34].

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Table 1.

List of strains and DNA constructs used in this study.

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Figure 2.

Constructs required for B12 dependent 2-butanol production in yeast.

Depiction of the 4 constructs made for pduCDE, pduGH and SADH respectively. The pduCDE construct was made with and without the SacI fragment containing the TEV-protease.

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Figure 3.

Verification of the TEV-strategy by western analysis.

Western blot analysis of the control strain where no heterologous protein of 2-butanol pathway was expressed (strain YSH6.142-3D - Column A) and the strain with the entire set for TEV expression system (pduCDE+pduGH) together with the secondary alcohol dehydrogenase (Sadh) (strain yPG-3 - Column B). Data is shown for W303 Δgpd1,2 background.

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Figure 4.

Comparison of HPLC results for both the control and constructed strain.

The graph is zoomed in to the time span where 2-butanol and 2-butanone are known to appear. The base-line used to calculate the amount of butanone and butanol is indicated as a dashed line.

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