Browsing Faculty of Applied Sciences by Subject "Xylanases--Genetics"
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Expression of a modified xylanase in yeast
(2009)Protein engineering has provided a key for adapting naturally-occurring enzymes for industrial processes. However, several obstacles have to be overcome after these proteins have been adapted, the main one being finding a ... -
Overexpression and partial characterization of a modified fungal xylanase in Escherichia coli
(2009)Protein engineering has been a valuable tool in creating enzyme variants that are capable of withstanding the extreme environments of industrial processes. Xylanases are a family of hemicellulolytic enzymes that are used ... -
Xylanase hyper-producer : the genome of the thermophilic fungus Thermomyces lanuginosus
(2014-08-08)The global demand for green technology has created a need to search for microbes that can play an active role in advancing a greener and cleaner future. Microbial enzymes are nature’s keys to life and their efficiency, ...