Die besten Beiträge aus der sehr erfolgreichen Reihe "Biopolymers": Für Sie ausgewählt und in zwei handlichen, auch für kleinere Bibliotheken und Labors erschwinglichen Bänden zusammengefasst! Den Schwerpunkt setzen die Herausgeber auf biotechnologische Systeme und Prozesse, mit denen sich Biopolymere kostensparend herstellen, isolieren und modifizieren lassen. Weitere Kapitel beschäftigen sich mit chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften, Vorkommen, Metabolismus, Synthese und Abbau polymerer Biomaterialien sowie mit vielfältigen Anwendungen als erneuerbare Rohstoffe oder innovative Werkstoffe. Mit ausführlichen Patentübersichten!…mehr
Die besten Beiträge aus der sehr erfolgreichen Reihe "Biopolymers": Für Sie ausgewählt und in zwei handlichen, auch für kleinere Bibliotheken und Labors erschwinglichen Bänden zusammengefasst! Den Schwerpunkt setzen die Herausgeber auf biotechnologische Systeme und Prozesse, mit denen sich Biopolymere kostensparend herstellen, isolieren und modifizieren lassen. Weitere Kapitel beschäftigen sich mit chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften, Vorkommen, Metabolismus, Synthese und Abbau polymerer Biomaterialien sowie mit vielfältigen Anwendungen als erneuerbare Rohstoffe oder innovative Werkstoffe. Mit ausführlichen Patentübersichten!
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Autorenporträt
Since 1994 Alexander Steinbüchel has been Full Professor of Microbiology and Director of the Institute for Microbiology at the University of Münster. He completed his doctoral studies at the University of Göttingen in 1983. In 1985 he spent one year at the Rockefeller University New York and in 1992 he received the Philip Morris Research Award. Alexander Steinbüchel has over 250 publications to his name and has organized several symposia focusing on biopolymers. He is Editor-in-Chief of the journal Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology and member on the editorial boards of Microbiology, FEMS Microbiology, Macromolecular Bioscience, Biomacromolecules and Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation.
Yoshiharu Doi is Professor at the Department of Innovative and Engineered Materials, Tokyo Institute of Technology and Director of Polymer Chemistry Laboratory, RIKEN Institute, Japan. In 1975 he received his PhD in chemical engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology. F
rom 1970 to 1983 he studied the stereospecific polymerization of alpha-olefins with Ziegler-type catalysts. He also discovered the first example of a living coordination polymerization of propene. Since 1984 he has been studying biosynthesis and material properties of biodegradable polyesters and biobased polymers. His group published 400 original research papers, 180 reviews and 35 book chapters. He is an editorial board member of five international journals and has organized five international conferences.
Inhaltsangabe
LIGNIN AND COAL Synthesis of lignin in transgenic and mutant plants (J. Dean, USA) Biotechnological applications of lignin-degrading fungi (G. Scott, USA; M. Akhtar, USA) Biotechnological conversion of coals into upgraded products (H. Meyrahn, Germany; A. Steinbüchel, Germany) POLYISOPRENOIDS Biochemistry of natural rubber and structure of latex (R. Wititsuwannakul; D. Wititsuwannakul, Thailand) Biotechnological processes for recycling of rubber products (O. Holst, Sweden) Biotechnological processes for desulfurization of rubber products (O. Holst, Sweden) POLYESTERS Metabolic pathways and engineering of PHA biosynthesis (K. Taguchi et al., Japan) Metabolic flux analysis on the production of poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (S.Y. Lee et al. Korea) Fermentative production of SCL-PHAs (S.Y. Lee, S.J. Park, Korea) Fermentative production of Medium-chain-length Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (R.A. Weusthuis et al. The Netherlands) Biosynthesis and fermentative production of SCL-MCL-PHAs (S.Y. Lee, S.J. Park, Korea) Production of Polyhydroxyalkanoates in transgenic plants (Y. Poirier, Switzerland, K.J. Gruys, USA) Fermentative production of building blocks for chemical synthesis of polyesters (S.Y. Lee et al. Korea) POLYSACCHARIDES Bacterial cellulose (S. Bielecki, et al., Poland) Bioemulsans: Surface-active polysaccharide-containing complexes (E. Rosenberg, E.Z. Ron, Israel) Curdlan (I.-Y. Lee, Korea) Succinoglycan (M. Stredansky, Italy) Alginates from bacteria (B.H.A. Rehm, Germany) Xanthan (K. Born et al., France) Dextran (T.D. Leathers, USA) Levan (S.-K. Rhee et al., Korea) Hyaluronan (P. Prehm, Germany) Exopolysaccharides of lactic acid bacteria (I. Hallemeersch, et al., Belgium) Scleroglucan (I. Giavasis et al. Glasgow, UK) Schizophyllan (U. Rau, Germany) Alginates from algae (K.I. Draget et al., Norway) POLYAMIDES AND COMPLEX PROTEINACEOUS MATERIALS Cyanophycin (F.B. Oppermann-Sanio, A. Steinbüchel, Germany) Poly-gamma-glutamic Acid (M. Ashiuchi, H. Misono, Japan) Modifications of Proteins and Poly (amino acids) by Enzymatic and Chemical Methods (K. Ohkawa, H. Yamamoto, Japan) Biology and Technology of Silk Production (F. Vollrath, D. Knight, UK) Fibrous proteins from recombinant microorganisms (S.R. Fahnestock, USA) Spider Silk proteins from transgenic plants (J. Scheller, U. Conrad, Germany) High-toughness Spider Silk Fibers Spun from Soluble Recombinant Silk Produced in Mammalian Cells (C.N. Karatzas et al., Canada) Structure, Function, and Evolution of Vicilin and Legumin Seed Storage Proteins (J.M. Dunwell, UK) Role of Nucleic Acid and Protein Manipulation Technologies in High-troughput Structural Biology Efforts (David J. Aceti et al., USA) MISCELLANEOUS BIOPOLYMERS AND GENERAL ASPECTS Inorganic Polyphosphates (G.J.J. Kortstee, M.C.M. van Loodsrecht, The Netherlands) Polythioesters (T. Lütke-Eversloh, A. Steinbüchel, Germany) Biotechnological Processes for the Production of Monomers for Subsequent Chemical Polymer Synthesis (S.Y. Lee et al., Korea) Economic Aspects of Biopolymer Production (S.Y. Lee et al., Korea)
LIGNIN AND COAL Synthesis of lignin in transgenic and mutant plants (J. Dean, USA) Biotechnological applications of lignin-degrading fungi (G. Scott, USA; M. Akhtar, USA) Biotechnological conversion of coals into upgraded products (H. Meyrahn, Germany; A. Steinbüchel, Germany) POLYISOPRENOIDS Biochemistry of natural rubber and structure of latex (R. Wititsuwannakul; D. Wititsuwannakul, Thailand) Biotechnological processes for recycling of rubber products (O. Holst, Sweden) Biotechnological processes for desulfurization of rubber products (O. Holst, Sweden) POLYESTERS Metabolic pathways and engineering of PHA biosynthesis (K. Taguchi et al., Japan) Metabolic flux analysis on the production of poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (S.Y. Lee et al. Korea) Fermentative production of SCL-PHAs (S.Y. Lee, S.J. Park, Korea) Fermentative production of Medium-chain-length Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (R.A. Weusthuis et al. The Netherlands) Biosynthesis and fermentative production of SCL-MCL-PHAs (S.Y. Lee, S.J. Park, Korea) Production of Polyhydroxyalkanoates in transgenic plants (Y. Poirier, Switzerland, K.J. Gruys, USA) Fermentative production of building blocks for chemical synthesis of polyesters (S.Y. Lee et al. Korea) POLYSACCHARIDES Bacterial cellulose (S. Bielecki, et al., Poland) Bioemulsans: Surface-active polysaccharide-containing complexes (E. Rosenberg, E.Z. Ron, Israel) Curdlan (I.-Y. Lee, Korea) Succinoglycan (M. Stredansky, Italy) Alginates from bacteria (B.H.A. Rehm, Germany) Xanthan (K. Born et al., France) Dextran (T.D. Leathers, USA) Levan (S.-K. Rhee et al., Korea) Hyaluronan (P. Prehm, Germany) Exopolysaccharides of lactic acid bacteria (I. Hallemeersch, et al., Belgium) Scleroglucan (I. Giavasis et al. Glasgow, UK) Schizophyllan (U. Rau, Germany) Alginates from algae (K.I. Draget et al., Norway) POLYAMIDES AND COMPLEX PROTEINACEOUS MATERIALS Cyanophycin (F.B. Oppermann-Sanio, A. Steinbüchel, Germany) Poly-gamma-glutamic Acid (M. Ashiuchi, H. Misono, Japan) Modifications of Proteins and Poly (amino acids) by Enzymatic and Chemical Methods (K. Ohkawa, H. Yamamoto, Japan) Biology and Technology of Silk Production (F. Vollrath, D. Knight, UK) Fibrous proteins from recombinant microorganisms (S.R. Fahnestock, USA) Spider Silk proteins from transgenic plants (J. Scheller, U. Conrad, Germany) High-toughness Spider Silk Fibers Spun from Soluble Recombinant Silk Produced in Mammalian Cells (C.N. Karatzas et al., Canada) Structure, Function, and Evolution of Vicilin and Legumin Seed Storage Proteins (J.M. Dunwell, UK) Role of Nucleic Acid and Protein Manipulation Technologies in High-troughput Structural Biology Efforts (David J. Aceti et al., USA) MISCELLANEOUS BIOPOLYMERS AND GENERAL ASPECTS Inorganic Polyphosphates (G.J.J. Kortstee, M.C.M. van Loodsrecht, The Netherlands) Polythioesters (T. Lütke-Eversloh, A. Steinbüchel, Germany) Biotechnological Processes for the Production of Monomers for Subsequent Chemical Polymer Synthesis (S.Y. Lee et al., Korea) Economic Aspects of Biopolymer Production (S.Y. Lee et al., Korea)
Rezensionen
"... this handbook contains the very best from the field of biotechnologically produced biopolymers, with articles taken directly from Alexander Steinbüchel's successful series. " -- FIZ Karlsruhe, zur Aufnahme in die Datenbank Apollit
"As complements to the other parts of this series, these two books are the best reference for anyone working on this subject and should not be missing from libraries at universities, research institutes and the industry." -- Engineering in Life Sciences
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