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Enzymes for Carbohydrate Engineering
Edited by K-H Park, J F Robyt and Y-D Choi
Elsevier
1996
Hardback 224 pages ISBN 0444824081
£90.00
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This book, volume 12 in the series Progress in Biotechnology, describes the recent developments
in enzymology in carbohydrate engineering based on modem sciences and technology, collected
from symposia on agricultural biotechnology. It builds a bridge between basic knowledge and
biotechnology in the field of carbohydrate chemistry and enzymology. The fundamental research
and application of carbohydrate enzymes to agricultural biotechnology, concentrating on the structures
and biochemical properties of various enzymes, and their production and application in plant and food is
extensively described. This book will provide the reader with up-to-date information on development of
enzymology in carbohydrate engineering. The contents include chapters on:
- Mechanism and action of glucansucrases
- Cyclodextrin producing enzyme (CGTase)
- Modulation of Bacillus amylytic enzymes and production of branched oligosaccharides
- A novel maltotetraose-forming alkaline alpha-amylase from an alkalophlic Bacillus strain,
GM8901 Structural studies on cellulases, pectinases and xylanases
- Structure and activity of some starch metabolising enzymes
- Properties and uses of dextransucrases elaborated by a new class of Leuconostoc
mesenteroides mutants
- ·Molecular determinants of thermozyme activity and stability: analysis of xylose isomerase
and amylopullulanase
- Crystal structure of Bacillus licheniformis alpha amylase at 1.7 Å resolution
- Characteristics of carbohydrase reactions in heterogeneous enzyme reaction system utilising
swollen extrusion starch as the substrate
- Manipulation of storage compounds in transgenic plants
- Over production of bacterial amylases in recombinant Escherichia coli systems.
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