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• Enzymes are specialized proteins that accelerate (catalyze) chemical reactions and are essential in all living systems. Without enzymes, biological processes would occur much too slowly to sustain life. In fact, enzymes are so powerful that one single enzyme can process a million molecules every second.
• Microbes, such as bacteria or fungi, are abundant sources of unique enzymes and can be found in almost every ecosystem, including oceans, deserts, rain forests and arctic regions. Through generations of natural selection in these extreme and diverse environments, microbes have developed broad and varied characteristics which allow them to survive in environments of extreme temperature, pressure, pH and salinity. As a result, the microbial world provides a rich source of highly diverse genetic material
• Enzymes play a vital role in a wide variety of commercial applications in the specialty industrial processing, biofuels, and health and nutrition markets.
• Production of biofuels, such as ethanol, from non-food plant biomass requires enzymes to break down the cellulose (the structural component of the primary cell wall of green plants) and release sugars, which are then fermented by specialized microorganisms to generate ethanol.
• Food and animal feed applications continue to dominate the industrial enzymes market on a worldwide basis
• Leading applications are the manufacture of starch-derived syrups, alcoholic beverages, dairy products and animal feed. Lesser applications are baked goods, fruit and vegetable processing, protein processing and vegetable oil extrac
• Detergents are the next most significant market outlet for industrial enzymes. Enzymes for laundry detergents dominate this sector, followed by enzymes for dishwashing detergents
• Textile enzymes are the third most significant segment of this market.
• The major enzymes in this category are enzymes for processing cotton and cellulosic textiles, followed by enzymes for processing leather and fur. Enzymes for silk and wool are minor
• Other outlets for industrial enzyme applications include pulp and paper and chemicals manufacture. 
• US demand for enzymes is forecast to rise over six percent per year to nearly $2 billion in 2010, bolstered
  by strong gains in important markets such as pharmaceuticals, animal feed and starch processing

• The story of Enzymes
• Supplemental Enzymes

Applications

• Enzymes for various products
• Marine Environment
• Biofuels
• Biomass
• Immobilized Enzymes
• Mash applications
• Peeling of citrus fruits
• Poultry Diets
• Many applications
• Swine diets
• Technical Applications
• Products & uses
• Digestive Enzymes
• Application of papain enzyme from papaya

Companies & markets

• Enzymes for animal nutrition
• Food Enzymes & Animal Nutrition
• Company acquisition
• Company Business Review
• Improving Feed
• Enzyme Energy System
• Energy from Biomass
• Technology Platform
• Bioinnovation
• Enzymes and the carbon footprint
• Advanced Enzymes
• Attracting Investment
• Company prospects
• Supplier - products
• Marketing company
• The Technology Oriented Marketing Company
• Contract Research
• Distributor
• Industrial Enzyme Company
• Indian Company

Market Briefs

• Impact on Consumers
• The enzyme Market
• MNC in India
• Bakery Industry Trends
• Detergents Enzyme Market
• Market size
• Industrial Enzymes
• Biotech Focus
• Bioindustrial - progress
• Major Markets
• Scope Enzymes for food processing industry
• Moving Japanese Enzymes to the US Dietary Supplement Market