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The conversion of cellulosic biomass by microorganisms is a potential sustainable approach to develop novel bioprocesses and products. The biological aspects of processing of cellulosic biomass become the crux of future research involving cellulases and cellulolytic microorganisms. In this study efforts were made to clone and express gene encoding cellulase enzyme in a suitable host with better efficiency and to study about some functional characteristics of mycolytic cellulase enzyme by using computational tools. In silico approaches assisting protein design and engineering are being…mehr

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The conversion of cellulosic biomass by microorganisms is a potential sustainable approach to develop novel bioprocesses and products. The biological aspects of processing of cellulosic biomass become the crux of future research involving cellulases and cellulolytic microorganisms. In this study efforts were made to clone and express gene encoding cellulase enzyme in a suitable host with better efficiency and to study about some functional characteristics of mycolytic cellulase enzyme by using computational tools. In silico approaches assisting protein design and engineering are being developed back to back with experimental techniques. The bioinformatics approaches are most successfully used for engineering protein stability. The aim of this book is to provide a brief knowledge about higher production of lytic enzyme from cloned bacteria and bioinformatics analysis and characterization of it's gene.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Aarti Thakkar hat gute akademische Leistungen vorzuweisen und forschte im Bereich der biologischen Bekämpfung von Pflanzenpathogenen. Sarita Sharma verfügt ebenfalls über langjährige akademische Erfahrung und interessiert sich für die Forschung in den Bereichen Agrarmikrobiologie, pflanzenwachstumsfördernde Rhizobakterien und Biokontrolle von Phytopathogenen.