Delivery of Formulated Industrial Enzymes with Acoustic Technology

Industrial Uses of Enzymes

Industrial Use of Enzymes

1. Historical Background 2. Enzyme Classification 3. Enzyme Production 3.1. Microbial Production Strains 3.2. Enzyme Production by Microbial Fermentation 4. Protein Engineering 5. Enzyme Technology 6. Large-Scale Enzyme Applications 6.1. Detergents 6.2. Starch Hydrolysis and Fructose Production 6.3. Drinks 6.4. Textiles 6.5. Animal Feed 6.6. Baking 6.7. Pulp and Paper 6.8. Leather 7. Specialty ...

Practicality of industrial enzymes.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s ‘enzyme technology’ was viewed with the optimism and enthusiasm currently devoted to ‘biotechnology’. With one or two spectacularly successful exceptions, industry as a whole has not welcomed enzyme technology with open arms. Consideration of successful and less-successful processes indicates what industry wants and what it has been able to achieve; considerati...

Directed evolution of industrial enzymes.

Industrial applications of microbial salt‐tolerant enzymes

An annotated selection of World Wide Web sites relevant to the topics in Microbial Biotechnology Industrial and environmental applications of halophiles Halophiles have traditionally been important in the food industry. More recently, they have become important for the production of b-carotene and ectoine. This paper describes a halophilic lipase that could be useful for the production of eicos...