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Definition of biocatalyst in US English: biocatalystnoun ˌbīōˈkadələstˌbaɪoʊˈkædələstˌbaɪoʊˈkædələst A substance, such as an enzyme or hormone, that initiates or increases the rate of a chemical reaction. Example sentencesExamples - Functioning as biocatalysts, enzymes increase and control the rate of chemical reactions.
- 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.
- 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.
- Chapter 22 provides an industrial perspective on the use of biocatalysts in biotechnology processes.
- Critical to the success of this technology is a bio-transformation process step, using an enzyme biocatalyst.
- 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.
- Decontamination of soil and water via efficient biocatalysts is a promising cost-effective remediation strategy.
- He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
- The alternative synthesis uses a biocatalyst, the yeast Zygosaccharomyces rouxii, and a novel three phase reaction system.
- 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.’
- 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.
Derivatives adjectiveˌbīōˌkatlˈitik Organic solvents have been widely used as solvents in biocatalytic reactions due to all known advantages that such media offer. Example sentencesExamples - In addition, our group is currently developing combined chemical / biocatalytic systems in novel solvents, allowing the use of reactive intermediates as substrates for enzymatic catalysis.
- Enzymes produced by extremophiles (bacteria and fungi living in harsh conditions) are also highly exploitable in the biocatalytic industry.
Definition of biocatalyst in US English: biocatalystnounˌbaɪoʊˈkædələstˌbīōˈkadələst A substance, such as an enzyme or hormone, that initiates or increases the rate of a chemical reaction. Example sentencesExamples - 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.
- 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.
- Chapter 22 provides an industrial perspective on the use of biocatalysts in biotechnology processes.
- Decontamination of soil and water via efficient biocatalysts is a promising cost-effective remediation strategy.
- Functioning as biocatalysts, enzymes increase and control the rate of chemical reactions.
- 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.’
- 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.
- The alternative synthesis uses a biocatalyst, the yeast Zygosaccharomyces rouxii, and a novel three phase reaction system.
- Critical to the success of this technology is a bio-transformation process step, using an enzyme biocatalyst.
- He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
- 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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