Bacterial chitinase: nature and perspectives for sustainable bioproduction
Abstract Concurrent advances in a number of fields have fostered the development of bioprocesses for biochemical production. Ideally, future bioprocesses will meet the demands of commercial chemical markets in an economical fashion while being sustainable through the use of renewable starting materi...
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7.3995953 |