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Protein Engineering and Directed Evolution of Xenobiotic-Degrading Enzymes

Agricultural Microbiology

Microbial Degradation of Agricultural Xenobiotics

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Agricultural Microbiology › Microbial Degradation of Agricultural Xenobiotics

Protein Engineering and Directed Evolution of Xenobiotic-Degrading Enzymes

This study applies computational protein design and laboratory-directed evolution techniques to enhance the catalytic efficiency and substrate specificity of microbial enzymes targeting persistent agricultural xenobiotics. The engineered biocatalysts demonstrate improved degradation kinetics and expanded substrate ranges, advancing enzymatic bioremediation and biosensor technologies for agrochemical monitoring.

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