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Protein biomethanation: insight into the microbial nexus
Trends in Microbiology, 2022Biomethanation of carbohydrates (e.g., lignocellulosic biomass) and lipids (e.g., waste oils) has been well studied. However, investigations on the biomethanation of protein-rich biowastes (PRBs) and associated microbial communities have not been reported. This review summarizes the challenges in the metabolic process of anaerobic digestion of PRBs and
El-Sayed Salama +2 more
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Update: Dietary Protein and Microbial Protein Contribution
Journal of Nutrition, 1988Factors influencing microbial protein synthesis in the rumen have been reviewed several times in recent years. Original publications in the past 3 yr have reported microbial and feed protein nitrogen contribution postruminally when feeding a variety of dietary proteins.
Carl E Polan, C E Polan
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Industrial Microbial Technologies for Feed Protein Production from Non-Protein Nitrogen
MicroorganismsDue to the increasing global demand for feed protein, microbial protein has great potential of being able to feed sustainably. However, the application of microbial protein in the animal cultivation industry is still limited by its high cost and ...
Zhi Wang, Dong Liu, Yafan Cai
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The Role of Microorganisms and Carbon-to-Nitrogen Ratios for Microbial Protein Production from Bioethanol [PDF]
Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 2022 Korneel Rabaey +2 more
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Natural Product Reports, 2010
Microorganisms have evolved to utilize nickel ions in several different enzyme systems that enable these organisms to survive and proliferate in various environments. Typically the biosynthesis of these nickel containing enzymes are multi-step processes involving a number of accessory proteins, with one or more proteins dedicated to the delivery of the
Harini, Kaluarachchi +2 more
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Microorganisms have evolved to utilize nickel ions in several different enzyme systems that enable these organisms to survive and proliferate in various environments. Typically the biosynthesis of these nickel containing enzymes are multi-step processes involving a number of accessory proteins, with one or more proteins dedicated to the delivery of the
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Protein engineering of microbial enzymes
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2010Protein engineering has emerged as an important tool to overcome the limitations of natural enzymes as biocatalysts. Recent advances have mainly focused on applying directed evolution to enzymes, especially important for organic synthesis, such as monooxygenases, ketoreductases, lipases or aldolases in order to improve their activity ...
Dominique, Böttcher, Uwe T, Bornscheuer
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Microbial Degradation of Proteins
2021Proteins are biomolecules fundamental for the life. The 20 amino acid essentials build the essential proteins that encode the genes from the DNA. The peptide bond is formed between the carboxylic acid and amine groups. In contrast, the process by which the proteins are degraded is known as proteolysis by enzymes called peptidases, ubiquitin, and ...
Moises Bustamante-Torres +3 more
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Lineage-specific microbial protein prediction enables large-scale exploration of protein ecology within the human gut [PDF]
Nature CommunicationsNicholas John Dimonaco +2 more
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2019
In the next 30–40 years, the food production system will face the challenge of increasing the production and availability of food products. Compared to the other foods, meat products are the least environmentally friendly. This chapter explores the opportunities of including microbial protein—the dried cells of microorganisms, such as algae, fungi ...
Akash Saklani, null Navneet
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In the next 30–40 years, the food production system will face the challenge of increasing the production and availability of food products. Compared to the other foods, meat products are the least environmentally friendly. This chapter explores the opportunities of including microbial protein—the dried cells of microorganisms, such as algae, fungi ...
Akash Saklani, null Navneet
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1990
There is general agreement that a function, perhaps the major function, of stress proteins under normal physiological conditions is to help assembly and disassembly of protein complexes and to catalyse protein-translocation processes. It remains unclear, however, as to what role these processes play in stressed cells.
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There is general agreement that a function, perhaps the major function, of stress proteins under normal physiological conditions is to help assembly and disassembly of protein complexes and to catalyse protein-translocation processes. It remains unclear, however, as to what role these processes play in stressed cells.
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