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Gabriele Stoffel

Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology

Gabriele Stoffel's research has significantly advanced our understanding of CO2 fixation by reductive carboxylases and the development of sustainable biotechnological applications. Recent studies have elucidated mechanisms for CO2-converting enzymes, revealing intersubunit coupling as a crucial factor in facilitating fast CO2-fixation. Additionally, innovative approaches to harnessing NadP+-reducing enzymes in E. coli central metabolism have emerged, showcasing adaptive evolution's potential to shape metabolic pathways. These breakthroughs hold substantial promise for developing efficient biotechnological solutions, transforming the carbon cycle and promoting sustainable development.

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