Titlebook: Biocatalysts for Industry; Jonathan S. Dordick Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 antibody.plant.polymer.protein.supe

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Biocatalysis in Supercritical Fluidsr some time that biocatalysis can occur in nonaqueous environments. Recent interest in nonaqueous systems for biocatalysis has been kindled by the work of Klibanov and co-workers, . who showed that enzymatic catalysis can take place even in nearly anhydrous organics. Since the appearance of that wor

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Protein Stabilizationcatalyzed nonenzymatic counterpart. For example, in the conversion of starch to high-fructose corn syrup, α-amylase consistantly yields a product containing 3–5% more dextrose than simple acid hydrolysis, with less impurities and by-products.. Similarly, rennin (chymosin) is used in the making of ch

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Protein Engineering of Subtilisinzyme-catalyzed reactions offer the potential of highly stereo-selective or regioselective transformations. The value of enzymes in organic synthesis can be further attributed to the high reactivity and mild conditions characteristic of enzyme-catalyzed reactions. The increased availability and lower

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Enzymatic Catalysis in Bioseparationses, herbicides, and hormones.. The large-scale production of these molecules generally requires efficient and selective methods of purification.. Presently, individual peptides are separated from fermentation broths, blood serum, or chemical liquors by reverse phase or ion-exchange high-performance

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ions of commercial importance is the central theme of industrial biocatalysis. Traditionally, biocatalysis has been in the domain of the life scientist or biochemical engineer. However, recent advances in this field have enabled biocatalytic processes to compete head on with, and in some cases out­

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Dance and/as Poiesis, Poetry, Poetics,ed interest in these materials has primarily been the result of new biotechnological methods. which have given industry access to large quantities of highly-pure biopolymers of various structures representing both natural and nonnatural products.