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Which properties of cutinases are important for applications?
Antti Nyyssölä
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applications
100%
chains
66%
esterases
66%
serine
66%
polyesters
66%
layers
33%
performance
33%
enzymes
33%
surfaces
33%
engineering
33%
proteins
33%
production
33%
water
33%
substrates
33%
processing
33%
biomass
33%
hydrolysis
33%
food
33%
range
33%
esters
33%
fungi
33%
hydrolases
33%
pollutants
33%
waxes
33%
catalysis
33%
textile industry
33%
lipases
33%
detergents
33%
pollen
33%
detoxification
33%
laundries
33%
Chemistry
Serine
100%
Water Insoluble
50%
Environmental Pollutant
50%
Triacylglycerol
50%
Suberin
50%
His-Asp
50%
Ser-His
50%
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
50%
Keyphrases
Cutinase
100%
Polyester
18%
Hydrolysis
9%
Esters
9%
Esterase
9%
Hydrolases
9%
Water-soluble
9%
Textile Industry
9%
Protein Engineering
9%
Lipase
9%
Long-chain Triacylglycerol
9%
Plant Surface
9%
Suberin
9%
Plant Pathogenic Fungi
9%
Short Chain
9%
Medium-chain Triacylglycerols
9%
Detoxification
9%
Plant Pollen
9%
Reaction Engineering
9%
Serine Protease
9%
Serine Esterase
9%
Ser-His
9%
Extracellular Enzymes
9%
Laundry Detergent
9%
Environmental Pollutants
9%
Biocatalysis
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Pathogenic Fungi
100%
Biocatalysis
100%
Cuticle
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cutinase
100%
Serine Protease
18%
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
9%
Hydrolase
9%
Biocatalysis
9%
Enzyme
9%
Triglyceride
9%
Esterase
9%
Triacylglycerol Lipase
9%
Pancreatic Lipase
9%