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Recent advances in the improvement of enzyme thermostability by structure modification

Xu et al., 2020

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8207640029157747826
Author
Xu Z
Cen Y
Zou S
Xue Y
Zheng Y
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Critical reviews in biotechnology

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Thermostability is considered to be an important parameter to measure the feasibility of enzymes for industrial applications. Generally, higher thermostability makes an enzyme more competitive and desirable in industry. However, most natural enzymes show poor …
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