REVIEW PAPER
Survival in extremes
Publication date: 2014-10-23
BioTechnologia 2013;94(1):27-30
ABSTRACT
Demand is growing for extremozymes for biotechnological purposes. Extremophilic organisms are a natural
source of enzymes that possess features desired by the biotechnology and medical industries. X-ray crystallography
can reveal the nature of enzyme adaptation strategies to extreme environments.
source of enzymes that possess features desired by the biotechnology and medical industries. X-ray crystallography
can reveal the nature of enzyme adaptation strategies to extreme environments.
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