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N-Acetyl D-Neuraminic acid has been used for different applications, such as
biocatalyst, research & development, nutritional supplement, pharmaceutical, etc.
There are enzymes in microbes which are
biocatalyst."
Codexis and Porton Pharma Solutions announce a strategic collaboration to deploy Codexis' world-leading
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(2002) [26] created an alternative technique that involves the direct usage of microorganisms as whole-cell
biocatalysts. Filamentous fungi expressing the lipase on the surface have raised the most robust whole-cell
biocatalyst [17, 27].
The use of Viscozyme L as
biocatalyst resulted in the lowest yield of carbohydrate extract, at 30.8%, and produced almost exclusively arabino-oligosaccharides.
In this context, the aim of this work was the production of Aspergillus niger lipase from SSF using mangaba fruit residue, enzyme immobilization on a sol-gel matrix and biochemical characterization of the
biocatalyst. The fruit Hancornia speciosa Gomes (Apocynaceae), popularly called mangaba, is a plant species found in the Cerrado, a region of savannahlike vegetation in Brazil.
The methane to lactic acid research project began in 2013 as a joint effort between NatureWorks and Calysta Energy, Menlo Park, CA, to develop a fermentation
biocatalyst. In 2014, laboratory-scale fermentation of lactic acid from methane utilizing a new
biocatalyst was proven, and the United States Department of Energy awarded $2.5 million to the project.
According to Petra Fromme, the director of the Center for Applied Structural Discovery at Arizona State University's Biodesign Institute and a co-author of the current study, "this is the first structure of a protein that is a membrane-integral enzyme and important
biocatalyst in the cell." (
Biocatalysts speed up the rate of critical biological reactions.)
-- Implementation of a second-generation yeast isobutanol
biocatalyst at Luverne that significantly improves plant operability.
The three-dimensional network can create an adequate and protective microenvironment for the enzyme protection and stability, enhanced by the involved support-enzyme interaction forces, such as electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions, that greatly influence the enzyme performance as
biocatalyst. In the last years, several research groups studied the immobilization of the Candida rugosa lipase enzyme onto hydrogels [13-21].
Narrow and high intense peaks of the calcinated MS and CS (at temperature [greater than or equal to] 800 and 700[degrees]C, resp.) could define the well-crystallized nature of the prepared
biocatalyst similar observation which was reported by Boey et al.