Enzymes In Biomass Conversion (Acs Symposium Series),Used

Enzymes In Biomass Conversion (Acs Symposium Series),Used

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Offering recent worldwide developments, internationally known scientists report on enzymes that are potentially important to largescale commercial biochemical processes, including fuel and chemical feedstock production, pulp and paper processing, waste degradation and processing, and foodprocessing. Chapters cover basic knowledge of what enzymes are available, what their properties are, and how best to use them. Describes specific enzyme applications, methods of enzyme production, and characteristics of individual enzymes. Among the methods for producing and recovering enzymesdescribed are enzyme cloning, liquid fermentation, enzyme immobilization, and enzyme crosslinking. Also presents alternate viewpoints on the question of lignin degradation and other controversial subjects.

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