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Figure 1.

Major metabolic pathways in K. pneumoniae that produce byproducts, including 2,3-BDO.

Gray arrows and bold arrows indicate carbon flux and enhanced metabolic pathways due to budA and budB gene overexpression, respectively.

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Table 1.

Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study.

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Table 2.

Primers used in real-time PCR.

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Figure 2.

Batch fermentation profiles of metabolites in K. pneumoniae mutant strains: (A) SGSB100, (B) SGSB103, (C) SGSB104, and (D) SGSB105.

Closed squares = glucose; closed stars = cell growth; closed triangles = 2,3-BDO; closed circles = lactate; open squares = ethanol; open triangles = acetate; open circles = succinate.

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Table 3.

The distribution of glucose by K, pneumoniae SGSB100, SGSB103, SGSB104 and SGSB105 in batch fermentation at 12hr (carbon conversion ratio (%)).

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Figure 3.

Real-time PCR results for (A) ldhA, (B) budA, (C) budB, and (D) budC genes of K. pneumoniae strains SGSB100, SGSB103, SGSB104, and SGSB105 at 3 h (black filling) and at 12 h (herringbone filling) of batch fermentation.

The abscissa and ordinate represent strains and expression levels of each gene, respectively. X = relative quantity (second derivative maximum) based on the value for the 16srRNA gene.

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Figure 4.

Fed-batch fermentation profile of K. pneumoniae strain SGSB105.

Closed squares = glucose; closed stars = cell growth; closed triangles = 2,3-BDO; closed diamonds = acetoin; closed circles = lactate; open squares = ethanol; open triangles = acetate; open circles = succinate.

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