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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search microbial cell factories menu home about articles submission guidelines search submit a manuscript articles recent most accessed collections content type: research | 27 september 2018 biobutanol production from coffee silverskin authors: maría hijosa-valsero, jerson garita-cambronero, ana i. paniagua-garcía and rebeca díez-antolínez content type: research | 25 september 2018 widespread effect of n -acetyl- d -glucosamine assimilation on the metabolisms of amino acids, purines, and pyrimidines in scheffersomyces stipitis authors: kentaro inokuma, mami matsuda, daisuke sasaki, tomohisa hasunuma and akihiko kondo content type: research | 21 september 2018 development of a strictly regulated xylose-induced expression system in streptomyces authors: yuji noguchi, norimasa kashiwagi, atsuko uzura, chiaki ogino, akihiko kondo, haruo ikeda and masahiro sota content type: research | 21 september 2018 evaluation of gfp reporter utility for analysis of transcriptional slippage during gene expression authors: ewa wons, dawid koscielniak, monika szadkowska and marian sektas content type: research | 21 september 2018 production of p -amino- l -phenylalanine ( l -papa) from glycerol by metabolic grafting of escherichia coli authors: behrouz mohammadi nargesi, natalie trachtmann, georg a. sprenger and jung-won youn most recent articles rss view all articles content type: research | 4 july 2014 effects of mig1 , tup1 and ssn6 deletion on maltose metabolism and leavening ability of baker’s yeast in lean dough authors: xue lin, cui-ying zhang, xiao-wen bai, hai-yan song and dong-guang xiao content type: research | 7 december 2013 genetic dissection of the polyoxin building block-carbamoylpolyoxamic acid biosynthesis revealing the “pathway redundancy” in metabolic networks authors: wenqing chen, daofeng dai, changchun wang, tingting huang, lipeng zhai and zixin deng content type: research | 17 october 2011 microalgae as bioreactors for bioplastic production authors: franziska hempel, andrew s bozarth, nicole lindenkamp, andreas klingl, stefan zauner, uwe linne, alexander steinbüchel and uwe g maier content type: review | 2 october 2014 cell factories for insulin production authors: nabih a baeshen, mohammed n baeshen, abdullah sheikh, roop s bora, mohamed morsi m ahmed, hassan a i ramadan, kulvinder singh saini and elrashdy m redwan content type: review | 8 may 2014 biofertilizers function as key player in sustainable agriculture by improving soil fertility, plant tolerance and crop productivity authors: deepak bhardwaj, mohammad wahid ansari, ranjan kumar sahoo and narendra tuteja most accessed articles rss view all articles 2018 thematic series recombinant antibody technology: from phage display panning to complex combined approaches edited by ario de marco collection published: 22nd january 2018 2017 thematic series engineering cell factories for production of bulk and fine chemicals: from designing principles to industrial-scale production edited by yin li collection published: 24 june 2017 2017 thematic series crispr/cas9 and the microbial cell factory edited by george guo-qiang chen collection published: 16 february 2017 2016 thematic series microbial food biotechnology edited by: prof maria papagianni collection published: 3 may 2016 2014 thematic series systems biotechnology and metabolic engineering edited by: prof sang yup lee collection published: 19 june 2014 thematic series added value chemicals and biofuels edited by: prof akihiko kondo collection published: 9 june 2014 thematic series yeast biotechnology microbial cell factories edited by: prof diethard mattanovich collection published: 6 may 2014 thematic series recombinant protein quality: approaches for the quantitative evaluation of functional and structural features of purified proteins and antibodies edited by: prof ario de marco collection published: 11 april 2014 cross journal collection reviewer acknowledgements 2013 collection published: 26 february 2014 recombinant antibody technology: from phage display panning to complex combined approaches recombinant antibody technology is considered a fast and inexpensive method to recover new binders. it is also acknowledged that it enables to expand the repertoire represented by natural binders issued from immunization. this improvement can be realized by forcing the system at different levels: i) design of the library in terms of dimension and structural characteristics; ii) panning and screening conditions for selecting antibodies with specific biophysical features; iii) in vitro and in silico maturation procedures paired to molecular engineering for optimizing the binders in the function of their final applications. in many cases, the advancement in this research field has been the consequence of applying in creative form combinations of methodologies which initially developed separately. examples are the alternate use of phage and yeast/ribosomal/bacterial display, the introduction of rational mutagenesis based on computational modeling to optimize the initial hits recovered by conventional panning, the use of automated systems that allow the analysis of huge amounts of biochemical (from elisa, flow-cytometry, affinity measurement) and ngs data. these approaches simplified the isolation of antibodies for difficult targets (membrane proteins, toxic and non-immunogenic targets), specific applications (structural chaperones, allosteric inhibitors, detectors of structural conformation), and better biophysical characteristics (higher stability and yields, stronger and more selective binding, lower immunogenicity). edited by ario de marco, university of nova gorica, slovenia. if you are interested in contributing to the special issue, please contact the editor: [email protected]. read the special issue aims and scope microbial cell factories is an open access peer-reviewed journal that covers any topic related to the development, use and investigation of microbial cells as producers of recombinant proteins and natural products, or as catalyzers of biological transformations of industrial interest. microbial cell factories is the world leading, primary research journal fully focusing on applied microbiology. the journal is divided into the following editorial sections: metabolic engineering synthetic biology whole-cell biocatalysis microbial regulations recombinant protein production/bioprocessing production of natural compounds systems biology of cell factories microbial production processes cell-free systems aka cc by-sa 3.0 expression of cocoa genes in saccharomyces cerevisiae improves cocoa butter production cocoa butter supply from cocoa beans does not meet demand and so biosynthesis of cocoa butter like lipids in yeast is a promising alternative. yongjun wei and colleagues expressed seven genes encoding cocoa butter lipid producing enzymes into yeast, showing that the genes functioned in yeast and were able to produce cocoa butter like lipids. advertisement submit a manuscript editorial board sign up for article alerts and news from this journal 2017 journal metrics speed 58 days from submission to first decision 114 days from submission to acceptance 9 days from acceptance to publication citation impact 3.831 - 2-year impact factor 4.295 - 5-year impact factor 1.227 - source normalized impact per paper (snip) 1.443 - scimago journal rank (sjr) usage 1,110,561 downloads 450 altmetric mentions more about our metrics advertisement microbial cell factories issn: 1475-2859 contact us submission enquiries: access here and click contact us general enquiries: [email protected] explore journals get published about bmc read more on our blogs receive bmc newsletters manage article alerts language editing for authors scientific editing for authors policies accessibility press center contact us leave feedback careers follow b