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Multilevel genetic engineering strategies for Yarrowia lipolytica are summarized to enable tunable gene expression, addressing stability, burden, and flux conflicts in cell factories.
- Why it matters: Building high-performance Yarrowia lipolytica production strains is limited by imbalanced expression, metabolic burden, growth–product tradeoffs, competing fluxes, and insufficient genetic stability.
- What they did: The review covers episomal plasmid expression and genomic integration methods, then details promoter engineering, multicopy integration, CRISPR activation/interference, weak-promoter replacement, antisense RNA, RNA interference, and metabolite- or spatiotemporal-responsive regulation.
- The result: The compiled strategies provide a framework for designing efficient, robust Yarrowia lipolytica cell factories and highlight future needs for standardized genetic parts, improved regulatory precision, and stronger genetic stability in industrial strains.
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