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- Biocatalysts are
natural catalysts, such as-enzymes or microbial cells, used to
perform chemical transformations on organic compounds.
- Enzymes are
biocatalyst, and by their mere presence, and without being consumed
in the process, enzymes can speed up chemical processes that would
otherwise run very
slowly. After the reaction is complete, the enzyme is released
again, ready to start another reaction.
- The biocatalysts,
called extremozymes, produced by microorganisms are proteins that
function under extreme conditions.
- The biocatalyst in a
bio fuel cell may simply promote the production of simple fuels,
such as hydrogen or methane, from more complicated biochemical
substrates, such as
sugars.
- These are combination
of enzymes, mineral nutrients, biosufactants and fatty acids
which enhance both aerobic and anaerobic biodegradation of
organics.
- Biocatalyst
engineering is the most time consuming step, often involving two
major approaches: rational design and directed evolution.
- Biocatalysts can
constitute a significant portion of the operating budget, however
their cost can be reduced by reusing them when immobilized.
- Biocatalysis can be
broadly defined as the use of biological molecules (usually enzymes)
to catalyse specific chemical reactions. Enzymes are complex protein
molecules. They are produced by living organisms to catalyse the
biochemical reactions required for life.
- They can be used as
biocatalysts to catalyze chemical reactions on an industrial scale
in a sustainable manner.
- Their application
covers the production of desired
products for all human material needs (e.g., food, animal feed,
fine and bulk chemicals, fibers, hygiene, and
environmental technology).
- Biocatalyst capable of
catalyzing a chemical conversion reaction from a substrate to a
product .
- The requirements for a
useful biocatalyst are selectivity, volume efficiency, security of
supply and technology integration.
- The advantages of
biocatalysts are efficient catalysts, environmentally acceptable,
compatible, not bound to their natural role, catalyze a broad
spectrum of reactions.
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Technology
- New Biocatalysts.
- Selection Strategies for improved
Biocatalysts.
- Biocatalysis.
- Biocatalyst for accelerated biotreatment.
- Advantages of
Biocatalysts.
- Scope of
Biocatalysis.
- Biocatalysis-a field of exploding interest.
- Introduction
to Biocatalysis.
MSDS
- Enzyme-MSDS.
- Msds of
Biocatalyst.
- Safety Sheet
of Enzymatic Preparation.
Product
Process
- Development of cross-linked enzyme
crystals as robust biocatalysts in organic media.
- Metagenomic
era for biocatalyst identification.
- Biocatalytic
Process.
- Whole-cell
biocatalysts for producing biodiesel from waste greases.
- Biocatalysts-Production and
Application.
- Improved biocatalysts by directed evolution and rational protein
design.
- Introduction of process-integrated biocatalysts in companies.
- New
Biocatalysts for competitive chemical process development.
Patents
- Selection of biocatalysts for
chemical synthesis.
- Biocatalysts
synthesizing deregulated cellulases.
- Preparation of biocatalysts in bead form.
- Self-regenerating biocatalytic or anti-icing surfaces.
- Smart
biocatalysts for organic synthesis.
Guidelines
- Guidelines for reporting of
biocatalytic reactions.
Suppliers
- List of Manufacturers.
- Suppliers from China.
Company
Profile
- Company from Europe.
- Company from France.
- Company from U.S.
- Company1 from UK.
- Company2 from UK.
Consultancy
- Consultancy from New
York.
- Consultancy from UK.
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Study
- Biocatalytic potential
of extremophiles and extremozymes.
- Chemical Modification
of Biocatalysts.
- Proteins as
biocatalysts and biomaterials.
- Biocatalyst
bioreactors for production of fuels and chemicals.
- Biocatalytic
conversion of crudes.
- Recent progress in
biocatalyst discovery.
- Marine Biocatalysts:
Enzymatic features and applications.
- Engineering enzymes
for Biocatalysis.
- Biocatalyst selection
for a glycerol-oxidizing microbial fuel cell.
Report
- Cyanobacteria as
biocatalysts for solar-driven biofuel production.
- Biocatalyst
development for chemicals.
- Conference features
biocatalyst design through Genomics.
- Environmentally
beneficial Biocatalysis.
- Industrial
Biocatalysis today and tomorrow.
- Low-Cost biocatalyst
for acceleration of energy efficient CO2 capture.
- Bacterial
Biocatalysts.
- Biocatalysis-state of
the art in Europe.
Market
Demands
- Biocatalysts: A green
chemistry approach to industrially relevant compounds.
- Biocatalysis2021:
Approaches to a sustainable bioeconomy.
- Technological
opportunities in biotechnology.
- Developing
Biocatalysts for industrial Chiral chemicals.
- What makes a good
biocatalyst?
Uses
- Polymers from
Biocatalysts.
- Use of Biocatalysts
for the liquefaction of bituminous coal in a fluidized-bed
bioreactor.
- Industrial
Biocatalysts for the bio-based economy.
- Biocatalysis for
biodiesel.
- Biocatalysts for
biomass conversion.
- Desizing with
Biocatalysts.
- Application of Fungi
as biocatalysts for the synthesis of optically pure phosphonates.
- Whole Organism
Biocatalysis.
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