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AOX1 (Alcohol oxidase)

Alcohol oxidase (AOX) is an oxido-reductase that catalyzes the oxidation of alcohol and produce aldehyde and hydrogen peroxide. The substrates of AOX are primary alcohols including methanol and some short-chain alcohols such as ethanol. AOX is present in the methylotrophic yeast like Pichia pastoris, which has two genes (i.e., AOX1 and AOX2) under a strong methanol inducible promoter. The yeast uses AOX genes to metabolize methanol for providing a carbon and energy source. The AOX enzymes were used in biosensors (Biosens Bioelectron. 2005) but with a limited application because its electrochemical properties including reduction potential are not well studied.

Sequence and Features

Assembly Compatibility:

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-Alcohol oxidase (AOX) is also an oxido-reductase that catalyzes the oxidation of alcohol and produce aldehyde and hydrogen peroxide. The substrates of AOX are primary alcohols including methanol and some short-chain alcohols such as ethanol. AOX is present in the methylotrophic yeast like Pichia pastoris, which has two genes, AOX1, AOX2 under a strong methanol inducible promoter. The yeast uses AOX genes to metabolize methanol as a carbon and energy source. The AOX enzymes were used in biosensors (Biosens Bioelectron. 2005) but with a limited application because its electrochemical properties including reduction potential are not well studied.
+Alcohol oxidase (AOX) is an oxido-reductase that catalyzes the oxidation of alcohol and produce aldehyde and hydrogen peroxide. The substrates of AOX are primary alcohols including methanol and some short-chain alcohols such as ethanol. AOX is present in the methylotrophic yeast like Pichia pastoris, which has two genes (i.e., AOX1 and AOX2) under a strong methanol inducible promoter. The yeast uses AOX genes to metabolize methanol for providing a carbon and energy source. The AOX enzymes were used in biosensors (Biosens Bioelectron. 2005) but with a limited application because its electrochemical properties including reduction potential are not well studied.
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