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Industrial Biocatalysis
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Biocatalysis has become an essential tool in the chemical industry and is the core of industrial biotechnology, also known as white biotechnology, making use of biocatalysts in terms of enzymes or whole cells in chemical processes as an alternative to chemical catalysts. This shift can be seen in the many areas of daily life where biocatalysts-with
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- Cover
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- Preface
- Chapter 1: Biocatalysts: Global Market, Industrial Applications, Aspects of Biotransformation Design, and Societal Challenges
- Chapter 2: Making Use of Newly Discovered Enzymes and Pathways: Reaction and Process Development Strategies for Synthetic Applications with Recombinant Whole-Cell Biocatalysts and Metabolically Engineered Production Strains
- Chapter 3: Directed Evolution of Enzymes for Industrial Biocatalysis
- Chapter 4: Strategies to Overcome Stability Constraints in Enzyme Evolution and Facilitate Effective Enzyme Engineering
- Chapter 5: Production of Functional Isoprenoids through Pathway Engineering
- Chapter 6: Metabolic Engineering for the Biobased Conversion of CO2 to Biofuels
- Chapter 7: Mixed Microbial Cultures for Industrial Biotechnology: Success, Chance, and Challenges
- Chapter 8: Extremophiles and Their Use in Biofuel Synthesis
- Chapter 9: Industrial Applications of Halophilic Microorganisms
- Chapter 10: Non-Pathogenic Pseudomonas as Platform for Industrial Biocatalysis
- Chapter 11: Use of Corynebacterium glutamicum for the Production of High-Value Chemicals from New Carbon Sources
- Chapter 12: Applications of Enzymes in Industrial Biodiesel Production
- Chapter 13: Promiscuous Biocatalysts: Applications for Synthesis from Laboratory to Industrial Scale
- Chapter 14: Micromagnetic Porous and Non-Porous Biocatalyst Carriers
- Chapter 15: Robust Enzyme Preparations for Industrial Application
- Chapter 16: Hydrolases in Non-Conventional Media: Implications for Industrial Biocatalysis
- Chapter 17: Ene-Reductases from Cyanobacteria for Industrial Biocatalysis
- Chapter 18: Cytochrome P450 Biocatalysts: Current Applications and Future Prospects
- Chapter 19: Laccases: Green Biocatalysts for Greener Applications
- Chapter 20: Lipase-Catalyzed Epoxidation of Fatty Compounds and Alkenes
- Chapter 21: Synthetic Potential of Dihydroxyacetone-Utilizing Aldolases
- Chapter 22: The Hydantoinase Process: Recent Developments for the Production of Non-Canonical Amino Acids
- Chapter 23: Biotechnological Approaches to Dipeptide Production
- Chapter 24: Synthetic Enzyme Cascades for Valuable Diols and Amino Alcohols: Smart Composition and Optimization Strategies
- Chapter 25: Metabolic Engineering for the Biosynthesis of Longevity Molecules Rapamycin and Resveratrol
- Chapter 26: Detergent Proteases
- Chapter 27: Industrial Starch Processing
- Chapter 28: Algae: A Rich Source of Energy and High-Value Products
- Chapter 29: Enzyme-Catalysed Processes in a Potential Algal Biorefinery
- Chapter 30: Biocatalytic Synthesis of Polymers: A Contribution to Green Chemistry
- Chapter 31: Bio-Based Chemicals and Materials
- Back Cover