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A method for enzymatically catalyzed production of l-serine

PendingCN122503461Alow costRaise the ratio
The application discloses a method for preparing L-serine by enzyme catalysis, and in-situ preparation of low-cost and high-activity THF is achieved by using a biological method or a chemical method; THF and enzyme inactivation are avoided by precisely controlling the flow addition of formaldehyde; the reaction system is optimized to promote the in-vivo circulation regeneration of THF, so that higher conversion efficiency is achieved with less THF feeding amount, and the use amount and cost of the expensive coenzyme THF are significantly reduced. The method is based on the optimization of the existing enzyme process, does not need complex equipment modification, and is easy to realize industrialized scale production.
Owner:HENAN ZHONGYUAN YUZE BIOTECHNOLOGY CO LTD

Ispetase mutants and their use in degrading pet plastics

PendingCN122146652AHigh degradation activityOptimize the reaction systemHydrolasesTransportation and packagingHigh concentrationBiochemistry
This invention discloses a Is PETase mutants and their application in the degradation of PET plastics. This invention addresses existing... Is The PETase mutant cannot tolerate high substrate (PET plastic) concentrations, thus providing a method to improve the degradation activity of PET plastic. Is PETase mutant. For the aforementioned Is The present invention also optimizes the reaction system of the PETase mutant, thereby providing a method for depolymerizing PET plastics. Using the mutants described in this invention, such as M16-G, the degradation of high-concentration (20%) PET plastics can be completed at a Tg temperature, and it can be used for the degradation and recycling of PET plastics under industrial conditions. Furthermore, the present invention... Is PETase mutants, such as M16-G, can tolerate seawater. Seawater can be used to prepare the reaction buffer required for its degradation of PET plastics, which helps to save freshwater resources and protect the environment.
Owner:SUN YAT SEN UNIV