Integration of biocatalytic conversions into chemical syntheses
作者： Helen C Hailes , Paul A Dalby , John M Woodley
DOI: 10.1002/JCTB.1763
关键词: Chemical synthesis 、 Process integration 、 Process (engineering) 、 Future application 、 Organic synthesis 、 Organic chemistry 、 Biocatalysis 、 Key issues 、 Chemistry 、 Chemical industry 、 Biochemical engineering
摘要: The future application of enzymes in organic synthesis is part dependent on excellent integration with the neighbouring chemical conversions. This paper outlines some key issues to be addressed achieve optimal either by modification preceding (or following) steps, biocatalyst evolution or combinations these approaches together process engineering. Copyright © 2007 Society Chemical Industry
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