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2.94 MBEN 19 pages
Ustilaginaceae, a family of smut fungi, can be used as biocatalysts for the co-metabolism of CO2-derived substrates to produce itaconate, a versatile platform...
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Enzyme Immobilization (c3cs60075k.pdf)

3.23 MBRoger SheldonEN 55 pages
Enzyme immobilization methods include Carrier-bound, Entrapment, and Cross-Linking. Enzymes offer benefits like renewable feedstock and mild conditions. They have high selectivity and are environmentally attractive.
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783 KBmicheEN 5 pages
The PYROCO2 project is progressing towards demonstrating the scalability and economic viability of carbon capture and utilization (CCU) to produce...
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(springer) (InTech-Site_directed_mutagenesis_as_applied_to_biocatalysts.pdf)

1.1 MBIntech PrepressEN 28 pages
Enzymes are biological catalysts that support chemical reactions in living organisms, making them attractive for use in various industries.

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