By Jan H. van Ee, Onno Misset
ISBN-10: 082479995X
ISBN-13: 9780824799953
Deals an built-in evaluate of enzyme use in family detergents, from product improvement and production to safeguard and health-related matters. The textual content info the key kinds of enzymes, structure-function relationships, existence cycle analyses, protein-engineering suggestions, cleansing mechanisms, and previous, current and destiny functions.
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Henkel produces and uses its enzymes primarily in the European region, but does some research in the United States. Kao has developed materials captively and is now looking for merchant sales opportunities. Kao was the first to succeed with an alkaline cellulase and now offers these products to other detergent producers. Enzyme research is difficult and expensive. Close cooperation between customer and supplier is often required. At times Novo has worked with Unilever to develop protease, lipase, and cellulase products for detergents.
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