Streamlined and efficient genome editing in Cupriavidus necator H16 using an optimised SIBR-Cas system
Simona Della Valle(University of Oxford), Constantinos Patinios(Helmholtz Institute for RNA-based Infection Research), Harrison Steel(University of Oxford), Chase L. Beisel(University of Würzburg), Enrico Orsi(Novo Nordisk Foundation), Sjoerd C.A. Creutzburg(Wageningen University & Research), Raymond H.J. Staals(Wageningen University & Research), Pablo I. Nikel(Novo Nordisk Foundation), Nico J. Claassens(Wageningen University & Research), Wei E. Huang(University of Oxford), Evangelia-Niki Pentari(Novo Nordisk Foundation), John van der Oost(Wageningen University & Research)
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