Climate change is a pressing global issue that is caused by the consumption of fossil fuels.
Cell factories are biological systems that are engineered to produce a wide range of products
which can play a crucial part in reducing the dependency on fossil fuels. Within this thesis
the genetic toolbox of Pseudomonas taiwanensis VLB120 was expanded and implemented to generate
a chassis strain to enlarge the product portfolio of this emerging industrial-relevant cell
factory.
