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Blueprint for a lipase support: Use of hydrophobic controlled‐pore glasses as model systems

Bosley et al., 1994

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195993908122513812
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Bosley J
Clayton J
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Biotechnology and bioengineering

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For the commercial exploitation of lipase biocatalysis to be successful, it is essential that effective supports are selected for lipase immobilization. In this study hydrophobic controlled‐ pore glasses have been used as model systems for the immobilization of Rhizomucor …
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