Aug 2026· Archives of Microbiology· Vol 208· 0 citations· 188 references
Medicine
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Overall, the use of metagenomics, artificial intelligence, and experimental approaches has tremendous potential for developing efficient and economically viable lipases for sustainable biotechnological applications.
Microbial inulinases are increasingly recognized as valuable biocatalysts for the sustainable production of high-value products, including fructooligosaccharides, fructose, bioethanol, and organic acids in industries, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and bioenergy. In the last few decades, microbial inulinase research ha...
S. S. Dhande, Nikita A Mankoskar, Harris Panakkal et al.· Biotechnology and Bioenginee...· 0 citations
This review critically examines the mechanistic basis of lipase-mediated hydrocarbon degradation, with emphasis on enzyme structure–function relationships, catalytic pathways, and regulation under environmentally relevant conditions.
A. Baruwa, Nyashadzashe P. Masvingwe, G. Kana et al.· Applied Sciences· 0 citations
Microbial lipases are indispensable in modern environmental management and industry, offering eco-friendly, efficient, and costeffective solutions across diverse sectors. Their broad specificity, high stability, and ability to catalyse reactions under mild conditions underscore their significance in promoting sustainab...
I. Shehu, A. Muhammad, M. Ahmad· The Scientific World Journal· 0 citations
This review systematically summarize recent progress in the metabolic engineering of Candida species as microbial cell factories, with particular emphasis on expanding genetic toolkits, utilizting renewable and non-conventional carbon sources, and biosynthesizing high-value compounds.
Lipases, versatile enzymes produced by microbes, find extensive applications in diverse industrial processes, with notable significance in the laundry industry where lipase-based detergents efficiently eliminate lipid-based stains from textiles, enhancing cleanliness and sustainability. The utilization of microbial lip...
Yoonus Pariyarath, L. Growther· Genetics and Molecular Resea...· 0 citations
Artificial enzymes represent transformative biocatalysts that overcome the inherent limitations of natural enzymes in substrate scope and activity specificity, enabling challenging new-to-nature reactions. Despite remarkable advances in designing diverse artificial enzymes through synthetic cofactor or non-canonical am...
Hanchen Zhao, Qiqi Liu, Juan Guo et al.· Biotechnology Advances· 0 citations
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