Sentence examples for combination of enzymes from inspiring English sources
Lignocelluloses are rich sugar treasures, which can be converted to useful commodities such as biofuel with the help of efficient combination of enzymes and microbes.
"The solution we developed was a combination of enzymes and detergents, if you like a sort of bespoke biological washing powder which very effectively prion-decontaminated metal surfaces," Professor Collinge said.
Seventy six percent of phosphorus retention and 68% reduction in amounts of P excreted were observed in 21 day-old broilers that were fed the optimal combination of enzymes and mycelium.
The key step in the study was to identify the precise combination of enzymes that would work together on the plant waste to convert all of its xylose and glucose – which together account for 90 per cent of the sugars in plant waste – into hydrogen and carbon dioxide, which can be collected separately.
The aim of this work was to study the effect of initial heat inactivation of endogenous enzymes, addition of water prior to hydrolysis, use of different commercial enzymes and combination of enzymes on the yield and purity of the protein and oil fractions after enzymatic hydrolysis of cod by-products.
They did this by breaking down wood pulp in water with a combination of enzymes and mechanically beating it further.
A combination of enzyme and metabolic engineering now enables biosynthesis of a plethora of non-natural C11 terpenoids.
Finally, the xylose-utilization pathway of HQ304 was analyzed enzymologically to determine the optimal combination of enzyme activities.
All the pigments result from a combination of enzyme activity and simple chemical reactions, so you get the most intense color by puréeing the garlic and onion to mix enzymes thoroughly with their targets, then holding the purée on low heat to speed the enzymes without denaturing them, and finally heating it to a simmer to speed the nonenzymatic reactions.
The model is based on a combination of enzyme kinetics (inhibition, reactivation, aging) of AChE with OP, toxicokinetics and oxime pharmacokinetics.
A combination of enzyme preparations from Trichoderma atroviride and Serratia marcescens was able to completely degrade high concentrations (100 g/L) of chitin from langostino crab shells to N-acetylglucosamine (78%), glucosamine (2%), and chitobiose (10%).
