How To Use Biocatalyst In A Sentence
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Functioning as biocatalysts, enzymes increase and control the rate of chemical reactions.
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Chapter 22 provides an industrial perspective on the use of biocatalysts in biotechnology processes.
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RNA (ribonucleic acid) in living cells is not only a molecule of heredity but also can function as a biocatalyst.
Press Release: The 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Professor Altman, Professor Cech, you have made the unexpected discovery that RNA is not only a molecule of heredity in living cells, but also can serve as a biocatalyst.
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1989 - Presentation Speech
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But Rath's most monumental achievement is the discovery of cellular medicine, the study of ‘the role of micronutrients as biocatalysts in a multitude of metabolic reactions at the cellular level.’
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He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
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The company is also using its technology platform to pursue biocatalyst-enabled solutions in other bioindustrial markets, including carbon management, water treatment and chemicals.
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The technology offers a new method for catalyzing a chemical reaction or for causing a biocatalyst reaction, for example, and thus for treating diseased humans or animals.
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Critical to the success of this technology is a bio-transformation process step, using an enzyme biocatalyst.
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Altman and Cech have now modified this by showing that the RNA molecules not only transmit the genetic information but can also function as biocatalyst.
Press Release: The 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Altman and Cech have now independently discovered that RNA is not only a molecule of heredity but can also serve as a biocatalyst.
Press Release: The 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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And as many have said, as Senator Lugar and Mr. Woolsey argued in their piece, even in good agricultural times, when farm prices are high and the land is in use, there is more than enough land available at sound conservation practices for us to develop this if we can develop the biocatalyst and the advance processing technologies necessary to make bio-energy work.
Remarks By The President At Bio Energy Event
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Thus, there must be an efficient transport system to shuttle them across the various layers of membrane and cell wall, and the outer cell wall must also possess a biocatalyst that takes care of the mineral's reduction.
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We constructed a CALB - displaying yeast whole - cell biocatalyst applied it to esterification from caproic acid and ethanol.
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Decontamination of soil and water via efficient biocatalysts is a promising cost-effective remediation strategy.
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The simple end result is that considerably more enzyme per unit volume of fermentation liquor is produced; biocatalyst activity is effectively increased several hundred times.
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For decades, there were only two types of catalyst - metals and enzymes - but since 1986 two new classes of biocatalyst have emerged along with the enzymes, ribozymes, and catalytic antibodies.
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For decades, there were only two types of catalyst - metals and enzymes - but since 1986 two new classes of biocatalyst have emerged along with the enzymes, ribozymes, and catalytic antibodies.
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P.A.; Groocock, M.R.; Blacker, A.J.; Goode, P.; Dalton, H.: Stereoselective benzylic hydroxylation of 2-substituted indanes using toluene dioxygenase as biocatalyst.
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He will lead OPXBIO's efforts to optimize its biocatalyst for the production of bioacrylic, the company's first product.
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The alternative synthesis uses a biocatalyst, the yeast Zygosaccharomyces rouxii, and a novel three phase reaction system.
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For example, by manipulating the microenvironment of an enzyme, through solvent or biocatalyst engineering, it has become possible to modulate enzyme activity, tailor biocatalyst selectivity, and alter enzyme stability.
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Biocatalysts from unique South-African biomes are employed to produce a wide range of single enantiomer chiral epoxides and diols in highly efficient, environmentally friendly processes.
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In this case, photosynthetic organisms like green algae or bacteria simply serve as a biocatalyst to convert the energy of the sun into hydrogen energy.
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Cech that RNA in living cells can play a role as a biocatalyst or enzyme came very surprisingly.
Press Release: The 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
