Volumes 7 and 8 focus on polyamides and complex proteinaceous materials synthesized by bacteria and eukaryotic organisms, describing all aspects of their biosynthesis and metabolism as well as the production and isolation. Topics included are: poly(g-d-glutamate), cyanophycin, modifications of proteins, sweet-tasting proteins, motor proteins, enzymes for technical applications, self-assembling proteins, cell membranes, feathers, elastic proteins, silk proteins, adhesive proteins, protein composites, wool, collagens and gelatines.
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Stephen R. Fahnestock is the editor of Biopolymers: Biology, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Applications, Volume 7, Polyamides and Complex Proteinaceous Materials I , published by Wiley. Alexander Steinbuchel is the editor of Biopolymers: Biology, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Applications, Volume 7, Polyamides and Complex Proteinaceous Materials I , published by Wiley.
Biopolymers represent he most abundant organic compounds in the biosphere and constitute the largest fraction of cells. Seven main classes of biopolymers are distinguished according to their chemical structures. This encyclopedia provides a throughout overview of the occurence and metabolism of biopolymers. In addition, processes for biotechnological production, isolation from organisms and modification, material properties and technical applications in various areas such as, for example, in daily life products, medicine, pharmacy, food industry, agriculture, textiles, chemical industry and packaging industry are provided. The future perspectives of biopolymers are outlines.
Volumes 7 and 8 focus on polyamides and complex proteinaceous materials, synthesized by bacteria and eukaryotic organisms. All aspects of the biosynthesis and metabolism of these biopolymers as well as the production and isolation are described. Topics included are: Poly(g-D-glutamate). Cyanophycin, modifications of proteins. Sweet-tasting proteins, Motor proteins, Enzymes for technical applications. Self-assembling proteins, Cell membranes, Feathers, Silk proteins, Adhesive proteins, Protein composites, Wool, Collagens and gelatines.
Biopolymers represent he most abundant organic compounds in the biosphere and constitute the largest fraction of cells. Seven main classes of biopolymers are distinguished according to their chemical structures. This encyclopedia provides a throughout overview of the occurence and metabolism of biopolymers. In addition, processes for biotechnological production, isolation from organisms and modification, material properties and technical applications in various areas such as, for example, in daily life products, medicine, pharmacy, food industry, agriculture, textiles, chemical industry and packaging industry are provided. The future perspectives of biopolymers are outlines.
Volumes 7 and 8 focus on polyamides and complex proteinaceous materials, synthesized by bacteria and eukaryotic organisms. All aspects of the biosynthesis and metabolism of these biopolymers as well as the production and isolation are described. Topics included are: Poly(g-D-glutamate). Cyanophycin, modifications of proteins. Sweet-tasting proteins, Motor proteins, Enzymes for technical applications. Self-assembling proteins, Cell membranes, Feathers, Silk proteins, Adhesive proteins, Protein composites, Wool, Collagens and gelatines.
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