Publication in Nature Communications of a paper describing the mechanism of enzymes yielding renewable isobutene
This paper describes the evolution and mechanism of isobutene forming enzymes far superior to previously used catalysts.
- This paper describes the evolution and mechanism of isobutene forming enzymes far superior to previously used catalysts.
- It is very satisfying to see how fundamental understanding of these enzymes obtained with European Research Council funding supports industrial application.
- Marc Delcourt, co-founder and CEO of Global Bioenergies, adds: Nature Communications stands among the high-class peer-reviewed scientific journals.
- The Leys group has been at the forefront of studying these prFMN-dependent catalysts, and determined structure and biochemical properties of isobutene yielding enzymes evolved by Global Bioenergies.