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Resources and Applications of Biotechnology

Palgrave Macmillan

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Table of contents (39 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
  2. Introduction

    1. Introduction

      • Rod Greenshields
      Pages 1-9
  3. Resources of Biotechnology

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 11-11
    2. Phycotechnology

      • Peter K. Robinson
      Pages 27-41
    3. The Industrial Potential of Extreme Thermophiles

      • Roy M. Daniel, H. W. Morgan, A. M. Donnison
      Pages 42-48
    4. The Leaching of Mineral Ores Using Bacteria

      • D. Barrie Johnson
      Pages 91-99
    5. Cell Adhesion — An Introduction

      • Stuart W. Shales
      Pages 110-120
    6. Bacterial Protein Export

      • Stuart W. Shales
      Pages 121-130
    7. The Biotechnology of Microbial Oils and Fats

      • Christopher A. Boulton
      Pages 131-140
    8. SCP — The BP Protein Process

      • Gilbert Jenkins
      Pages 141-149
    9. Industrial Enzyme Applications

      • G. M. Frost
      Pages 150-184
    10. The Second Generation of Commercial Enzymes

      • Jane Llewelyn
      Pages 185-191
    11. A Case Study in Enzymes: Washing-Powder Enzymes

      • Z. Towalski, M. I. Boxer
      Pages 192-207

About this book

The journal Industrial Biotechnology has for some years been spreading the word about cooperation between academic researchers and industrial biotechnologists. This cooperation has been fostered by the setting up of Biotechnology Centres to promote the exchange of ideas and enterprise. This volume consists of major articles from Industrial Biotechnology which reflect both the educational nature of much of the journal's output and the very wide range of its subject matter. The articles cover some of the basic biological processes that are the resources of biotechnology and consider major applications in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, food processing, biosensors and other areas. The future of biotechnology and its progress in other countries is also considered. This will be of vital interest for all workers in the field of biotechnology and those who have an interest in the development of this exciting and diverse field.

Editors and Affiliations

  • GB Biotechnology, Swansea, Wales

    Rod Greenshields

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