FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3012060429> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3012060429 endingPage "137903" @default.
• W3012060429 startingPage "137903" @default.
• W3012060429 abstract "In recent years, lignocellulosic wastes have gathered much attention due to increasing economic, social, environmental apprehensions, global climate change and depleted fossil fuel reserves. The unsuitable management of lignocellulosic materials and related organic wastes poses serious environmental burden and causes pollution. On the other hand, lignocellulosic wastes hold significant economic potential and can be employed as promising catalytic supports because of impressing traits such as surface area, porous structure, and occurrence of many chemical moieties (i.e., carboxyl, amino, thiol, hydroxyl, and phosphate groups). In the current literature, scarce information is available on this important and highly valuable aspect of lignocellulosic wastes as smart carriers for immobilization. Thus, to fulfill this literature gap, herein, an effort has been made to signify the value generation aspects of lignocellulosic wastes. Literature assessment spotlighted that all these waste materials display high potential for immobilizing enzyme because of their low cost, bio-renewable, and sustainable nature. Enzyme immobilization has gained recognition as a highly useful technology to improve enzyme properties such as catalytic stability, performance, and repeatability. The application of carrier-supported biocatalysts has been a theme of considerable research, for the past three decades, in the bio-catalysis field. Nonetheless, the type of support matrix plays a key role in the immobilization process due to its influential impact on the physicochemical characteristics of the as-synthesized biocatalytic system. In the past, an array of various organic, inorganic, and composite materials has been used as carriers to formulate efficient and stable biocatalysts. This review is envisioned to provide recent progress and development on the use of different agricultural wastes (such as coconut fiber, sugarcane bagasse, corn and rice wastes, and Brewers' spent grain) as support materials for enzyme immobilization. In summary, the effective utilization of lignocellulosic wastes to develop multi-functional biocatalysts is not only economical but also reduce environmental problems of unsuitable management of organic wastes and drive up the application of biocatalytic technology in the industry." @default.
• W3012060429 created "2020-03-23" @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5018979072 @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5029595402 @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5043578051 @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5044569204 @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5057314739 @default.
• W3012060429 creator A5075426877 @default.
• W3012060429 date "2020-06-01" @default.
• W3012060429 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W3012060429 title "Environmental impact of lignocellulosic wastes and their effective exploitation as smart carriers – A drive towards greener and eco-friendlier biocatalytic systems" @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1469264140 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1544525479 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1963995373 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1965105292 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1967317296 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1967490250 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1968998670 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1971193134 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1971711803 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1972374595 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1973339372 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1976968610 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1979273091 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1979457424 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1987415646 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1995010228 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1995992379 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1996341336 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1996442036 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W1999038254 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2001290593 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2009349362 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2011702633 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2012721783 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2016065212 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2024646179 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2035197242 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2037505164 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2048672513 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2054296235 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2057322172 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2061684918 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2065581357 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2066321535 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2068270359 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2069297401 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2073016734 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2075028051 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2076143662 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2076410508 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2082667394 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2083773291 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2089223635 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2091426235 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2091753436 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2102789935 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2104220374 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2108305012 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2110919001 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2114666241 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2114859601 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2115646168 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2121684687 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2127355586 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2129119417 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2146242869 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2147803470 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2149902591 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2157010191 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2159620031 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2180131436 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2228354858 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2339514882 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2342321818 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2383336361 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2399635718 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2400361482 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2422971254 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2460984391 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2515079638 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2516312857 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2519555327 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2520389050 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2546358944 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2584786748 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2594144676 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2594931046 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2605764703 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2621361832 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2751743037 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2768280342 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2777124395 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2790837574 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2794044952 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2794140463 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2884356319 @default.
• W3012060429 cites W2889824478 @default.

• next