International Journal of Advanced Biotechnology and Research (IJBR) ISSN 0976-2612, Online ISSN 2278–599X, Vol-9, Issue-2, 2018, pp123-132 http://www.bipublication.com

Research Article

Fungal and their applications.

*Naqvi Syed ZH., Akram W., Atta A. and Mahboob L 1Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IMBB), The University of Lahore, Defense Road Campus-54000, Lahore, Pakistan. *Corresponding Author: Email: [email protected]: +92 333 5545167. ABSTRACT Catalysts are the extensive biological proteins that are needed for the various synthetic reactions that support life. Fungal enzymes have a unique mode of reactions and catalyzing different reactions at a unanimous rate to harbor useful and accessible products and byproducts for human consumption. These enzymes are exceedingly productive which can expand response rate by million to billions times quicker than any other metabolic reaction. Fungal enzymes and their usage are not restricted only to human but plants also gain many benefits from them to enhance their growth and possibility of survival against various diseases. Fungal enzymes play a key active role in extracellular activity. Due to active extracellular activity fungal enzymes mostly have saprotrophic and heterotrophic modes of action which involves the breakdown of complex macromolecules into simpler ones for energy and nutrients requirements of fungi species. Plant infertility constitutes to the main origin of chemical free CO2 in the timberland soils. Its disintegration is a complicated procedure which includes impregnation and assimilation of living material. Fungal enzymes are believed to be the majorplayers in litter deterioration by virtue of their ability to make a broad diversity of interstitial compounds, that empowers them to adequately attack the adverse lignocellulosic structure that diverse life forms cannot break down.Biochemical deterioration of leaf litter is a consecutive procedure that firstly includes the loss of the less adverse parts. Fungal enzymes play an important role in our daily life. With the advancements in the biotechnology multiple techniques aided the utilization of different enzymes in industrial scale at various domains thus improvised many useful products concerning major health issues and their cure at an economical value. For about an era fungi species have been important and continual sources of enzymes laying both in a category of biological as well as diversities.

Keywords: Fungal enzymes, classification of enzymes, extracellular activity, plant decomposition,industrial uses.

[I] INTRODUCTION Microbes have been used in ancient times with the attention with the fast growing development in first notifiable technical application of yeast to technology[1]. formalcohol drinks from grain.Enzymes are Fungal enzymes have recognized globally for their proteinaceous in nature that breakdown the effective use in different areas of industries, e.g. complex sugars into the simple ones.About 50% agriculture industry, food industry, chemicals, of the enzymes are produced by the fungi.They medicine and energy. Catalyst intervened forms play an important part in the biological diversity are rapidly picking up intrigue as a result of and for the production of various industrial decreased procedure time, cost effectiveness and products. With the advancement in the enzyme eco-friendly attributes [2]. industry, fungal enzymes are used to produce With the advancement in the rDNA technology or variety of different compounds. Fungal enzymes other protein engineering techniques and their usage have currently acquired much microorganisms can be restrained and refined in higher quantity to achieve increased demands [3]. Fungal Enzymes and their applications.

Several key elements that raise the utilization of cleansing products, pulp and paper production, fungal catalysts on industrial scales are expanding narcotics and medicines and analytical devices[6]. the interest of customer profits, depletion of [II] FUNGAL ENZYMES AND THEIR natural resources and ecological well-being [2]. CLASSIFICATION Fungal enzymes are convincing source of With the advancements in the enzymes industry medicines that are used to cure a variety of human fungal enzymes have been evolved to produce diseases. Diseases transmitted by the sexual useful products. Due to high consistency in yield contact (STDs) like gonorrhea and syphilis and production, higher feasibility, optimization and infections of urinary tract (UTIs) are common modification of the product and negation of throughout the world. Skin diseases as linked with seasonal fluctuations fungal enzymes are rendered HIV/AIDS are handled by these enzymes. to as the most economical enzymes in this era. 1.1. Enzymes and their activity Fungal enzymes perform a remarkable part in Enzymes are the biological macromolecules and determining the diagnostic patterns of various are specific in nature that have driven the rate of diseases and help in their treatment. In different reaction by bringing down the rate of initiation therapeutic industries α- and lipases are energy without causing any replacement. Enzymes used for drug discovery and designing purposes. A require moderate state of temperature and pressure large portion of mesophilic parasites are for speed up the reactions and are utilized as accounted for to produce α-amylase. Numerous another option to unsafe substance contamination studies have been done to choose the best strains attributable to their biodegradable and benign and used them commercially [7]. nature [4]. 2.1. Fungal α-Amylase Living organisms produce some biological Fungal α-amylase is a glycoprotein composed of substances or macromolecules which have 478 amino acids with a 53kDa atomic mass. α- catalytic activities about specific bio-chemical amylase breaks long chain into simple sugars reactions. These chemical catalysts mediate the involving maltose. α-amylase is the widely used biochemical reactions at intracellular levels allergen in pharmaceutical industries, baking, specifically known as biological catalyst. Many animal feed and in other industries. hydrolytic enzymes are used as industrial enzymes Aspergillusspeciesproduces large amount of extra- which are used for the degradation of different cellular fungal enzymes and the most important organic substances. The major category comprises fungal enzyme used on the industrial scale is α- of enzymes are due to their dominant amylase. Further Aspergillus species used in the role in dairy and food industries[5]. production of food and have the ability to secrete Another 2nd major class of protein consists of large amount of the proteins[8]. and that has immense 2.2. γ –Amylase importance in different industries like textile, γ-Amylase is widely derived from the Aspergillus starch, detergent and baking spp and is the glycoprotein with 68kDa molecular industries[6].Estimated studies generated by weight. Glucoamylase is utilized as a dough enzymes is about 4.4 billion dollars in 2010. It is mixture in baking industry regularly in assumed to have greater than 5 billion dollars by relationship with α-amylase. It also plays a 2014. Concerning various biotechnology significant part in the formation of syrups processes enzymes perform a key role in the containing high glucose [9]. making of various food and alcoholic beverages, [Table-1] Enzymes Source Intra/extra cellular Industrial usage EC No

a-Amylase Aspergillus Extra Baking 3.2.1.1

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Aminoacylase Aspergillus Intra Pharmaceutical 3.5.1.14

Glucoamylase Aspergillus Extra Starch 3.2.1.3 Catalase Aspergillus Intra Food industries 1.11.1.6 Waste management Cellulase Trichoderma Extra 3.2.1.4 industries Dextranases Penicillium Extra Food industries 3.2.1.11 Glucose oxidases Aspergillus Intra Food industries 1.1.3.4 Lactases Aspergillus Extra Dairy industries 3.2.1.23 Lipases Rhizopus Extra Food industries 3.1.1.3 Cheese and baking Rennetases Mucor miehei Extra 3.4.23.6 industries Pectinases Aspergillus Extra Alcoholic industries 3.2.1.15 Pectin lyases Aspergillus Extra Alcoholic industries 4.2.2.10 Aspergillus Extra Baking industries 3.4.23.6 Raffinase Mortierella Intra Food industries 3.2.1.22 Table: 1. Classification of fungal enzymes

2.3. Fungal lipases dietary medicines for the patients intolerant to Fungal lipases have the capability of present in lactose. several domains such as seeds, soil contaminated [111] FUNGAL EXTRACELLULAR with vegetable oils etc. Candida rugosahave great ENZYME ACTIVITY potential to be used in biotechnology industries. R. Extra cellular enzymes are of major importance oryzae lipase, R. delemar lipase and R. because they perform an active role in the javanicus lipasehave a great role in His 134 and decaying and in the nutrient recycling. Exo- Leu 234 [10]. enzymes which are also referred to as extracellular 2.4. Fungal , hemicellulases and enzymes are synthesized inside the cell and then xylanase are transported extracellularly through different Cellulases have turned into the central catalyst cell signaling pathways, in thattheir action is because of their efficient nature and extensive use utilized to split the large molecules into simpler on industrial scale. Cellulases are made up of ones for cells nutritional requirements[12]. domains or modules. Fungal cellulases are related Highly complex macromolecules like to bacterial cellulases system structurally. These and hemicellulose are broken-down for simple acquire two absent domains: a catalytic assimilation purposes by the cell and are domainand a carbohydrate binding module, that is converted to usefulproducts by the cell like attached by a bridge polymer linked to the energy, carbon and simple nutrients[13]. catalytic extent at the N-terminal. Cellulases have A number of products obtained from , are find applications in many industries. Xylanases verified to retain different biological are the enzyme widely used in baking industry and characteristics, such as anti-oxidant, diuretic, anti- is also used to increase the bread volume [11]. septic, stimulating the CNS (central nervous 2.5. Fungal Lactases system), expectorant, tranquilizing, digestive etc. Lactases are the enzymes containing high are available in the European market. Since old molecular weight and involved in the times some of these plants have been used in disaccharides hydrolysis. These are utilized as a traditional medicine, and are feasible on part of the pharmaceutical industries to create marketplace as infusions, extracts or drugs.

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Fungal enzymes are categorized as lyases, The vast majority of the extracellular catalysts oxidoreductases and trasferases majorly these associated with polymer deterioration in leaf mold enzymes perform the extra cellular activities in the and clay have been attributable to fungus by soil by the degradation of highly complex maintaining their metabolism to the availability of biopolymers [12]. varying amount of C and N in nature. For the As time passes both animal and plant residues breakdown of lignocelluloses i.e. wood and along with some fungal residues and certain cellulose fungi produces oxidative and hydrolytic microorganisms goes into the dead organic state enzymes. and become a rich source for the other organisms In the cell wall of plant, cellulose and in the surrounding in the form of nutrients and hemicellulose is present in a pectin platform that energy. Complex macromolecules are targeted by demand pectin debasing chemicals, for example, the extracellular enzymes and mediates the polygalacturonases and pectin lyases to debilitate heterotrophic metabolism by the breakdown of the plant cell divider and reveal cellulose and complex sugars into soluble sugars which are then hemicellulose to encourage enzymatic transported extracellularly through signaling deterioration.Deterioration of lignin is carried out cascades. by proteins that oxidase fragrant substances e.g. 3.1. Factors affecting the extracellular activity phenol oxidases, peroxidases and laccases. of fungal enzymes Numerous fungi have different qualities including Extracellular enzyme generation supplements the lignin-degrading exoenzymes [16]. immediate take-up of supplements by microbial Saprotrophic ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are organisms and is connected to supplement the efficient degraders of wood. Conventionally accessibility and ecological state. The synthetic these degraders are termed as brown rot, white rot framework of organic compounds requires a and soft rot based on their rotting material. Brown collection of extra-cellular chemicals to get to the rot specifically assault and (C) and supplements inserted in debris. Pathogens hemicelluloses whereas white rot assault cellulose contrast in their capacity to separate these and lignin. Endoglucanases, cellobiohydrolase are distinctive substances and several microorganisms involve in the degradation of cellulose. These have the capacity to decay the cell wall material of enzymes are mostly found in plant pathogens [17]. plant [14]. Manganese-peroxidase expression increase by

In order to check the availability of polymers, manganese, H2O2 and lignin in white rot fungi. several extracellular enzymes are formed at Whereas the expression of lacasse is increased by minimum level, and the expression is regulated the availability of phenolic groups. when there is substrate abundance. This affectability to the availability of various conc. of [IV] APPLICATIONS OF FUNGAL substanceenables fungi to react progressively to ENZYMES ON INDUSTRIAL SCALE the varying accessibility of particular means. Fungal enzymes play an active role in detergent Advantages of these organisms lost after the industry, to treat skin disorders, in leather and secretion because they are at the risk to degrade, wool industries, pulp and paper industries, textile deteriorate and disperse away from the producer industries, bioethanol industries and many more. cells [15]. 4.1. Fungal enzymes in detergent industry Ecological conditions e.g. soil pH, temperature, Fungal enzymes used for the preparation of dampness substance, and plant form and quality detergents should be easily available, cost less have the ability to change extracellular catalyst expensive, and safe to handle. Their utilization as activity and expression. a detergent substance still characterize the biggest 3.2. Role of extracellular fungal enzymes in utilization of industrial catalyst both in terms of plant decomposition their product and volume. Proteases along with

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other hydrolytic enzymes plays an active role in which an appropriate consumption for the the removal of stains. With the passage of time treatment will be achieve [21]. new versions of detergent enzymes are developed. These fungal enzymes have certain mode of action Use of fungal cellulases with proteases and lipases to cease the proliferation of cancerous tumor cells. in the detergent industry is an additional contempt A great achievement is seen as many of the in this industry. Nowadays, aqueous laundry cancers are now treated by the plant derivatives bactericide including absolute anionic or nonionic through apoptosis. Plant extracts from different , citrus extract or a water-dissolvable parts of the plant have their own intensity of salt, protease, cellulose, and a blendof propanediol inducing apoptosis in cancer cells, for example and boric acid or its acquired has been acclimated leaves, roots and stem bark extract have their own for the advancement in the adherence of cellulases strength of inducing DNA fragmentation via in detergent industries[18]. inhibiting cell proliferation. 4.2. Fungal enzymes to treat skin disorders Fungal derived compounds have gained a very In order to treat the skin disorders forty-seven successful attention for therapies as they do not different plant species were discovered. These have any side effects and are purely herbal. forty-seven different species treated eleven Therefore, a number of fungal compounds are different skin related disorders including being used in the treatment of various types of abscesses, burns, acne, boils, rashes, incisions, cancer via apoptotic pathway using their mode of ringworm, shingles, sores, wounds and warts. action. As phytochemicals are found as trace According to the survey these medicinal plant elements in plants therefore the mode of action of species belonged to thirty-five families. Eight many fungal enzymes are still unknown but they species of plants belonged to family Fabaceae, somehow exhibit their role in the treatment of while Asteraceae and also Solanaceae had 3 various cancer and other diseases. Various species each. Anarcardiaceae had two species and approaches are being in progress to find their rest of species belonged to one family each. molecular role in the drug designing process[22]. Species belonging to the family Fabaceae are well 4.4. Use of fungal enzymes in paper industry known for treating the wounds. Retinoids are Paper and pulp industry involve the usage of extensively used in pharmaceuticals and in cellulase during the past decade. Refining and cosmetics as a beneficial element for skin [19]. grinding of the wooden products along with 4.3. Fungal enzymes to treat various diseases cellulase leads to fines, bulk and stiffness in the Fungal enzymes have been in use in vitro and in products while on the other hand biochemical vivo since many years for the prevention and cure processing yields gave up to 20 to 40 percent of various diseases and are still in progress of savings during refining and improved the quality various pre-clinical trials for the drug designing of the hand sheets and strengthen their adhesive purposes. As fungal enzymes are the basic properties[23]. constituents of many fungal species, they are Drainage and the ability of beating pulp in paper considered to be a replacement therapy and mills have been improved to a considerable rate treatment for various types of cancers in future as by the usage of mixture of cellulase with they have rare side effects[20]. hemicellulases. At a lower rate of hydrolysis pulp Different phytochemicals from different fungal viscosity is decreased by the usage of species have multi modes of actions on the other endoglucanases. Bleach ability of soft wood pulp hand as they can be useful for treating many other get enhanced by the usage of cellulase which yield diseases. It is expected that in future many bio- a brighter product of the paper pulp as compared engineered foods will be developed which will to that of the yield given by the treatment by the contain elevated levels of phytochemicals through xylanase treatment. Xylanases along with

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cellulase are used for various types of paper herbs and spices and other plant materials wastes purification and dying purposes[24]. plenteous in phenolics as they decrease the To release ink from the wooden pulp and fibers oxidative degradation of lipids and are of most applications of cellulases and hemicelluloses great concern in the food industry.Flavan are used they implement an affinity principle to nucleus, comprising of three rings (C6-C3- bind the specific molecules of ink with an C6) of fifteen carbon atoms. A, B and C is the appropriate bonding mechanisms. Fiber brightness is improved by the reduced usage of alkali which primary structure of flavonoids[29]. also induces strength in the properties of the fiber. 4.7. Use of fungal enzymes in agricultural The fundamental usage of α-amylases in the paper industries and pulp industry is the adjustment of starch of Many plant diseases and their growth are secured paper, that is, for the making of poor- controlled by the usage of different fungal thickness, large nuclear mass starch[25]. enzymes and their mixtures. Cellulases, 4.5. Use of fungal enzymes in textile industry hemicellulases, and pectinases have made much Fungal enzymes like cellulase have many useful advancement in the agriculture industries directly applications in case of textile industry as well by and indirectly leading to an enhanced yield at formulating different utilities via hand and various scales. Hybrid strains have been generate multiple polymorphs in different modulated by means of modern biotechnology which proposed a new domain in GMOs scenarios [26].In large machines at industrial scale perspective and fungal hydrolases have lots of jeans are treated with cellulase which mediates a proper stonewashing process along contributed a lot in this domain to formnew plant with the pumice juice. Bio stoning of different or fungal prototypes and production of green excrement propagated with beet vinasse on soil pants cloth and bio polishing application of renewal[30]. cellulases have made a revolution in the industry of textile[27]. 4.8. Role of fungal enzymes in food industry In food biotechnology and processing mechanism The acidic cellulases strengthen the absorptive fungal enzymes are of immense importance. tendency of the fibers moreover improve their Fungal enzymes like cellulases and xymases are softness by the mechanism of bio-polishing used for the improvement of fruits and vegetables which includes resizing, scouring, bleaching, juices and their yield and quality [29]. dyeing, and finishing[28]. Food biotechnology implements the usage of these 4.6. Use of the fungal enzymes in Bioethanol fungal enzymes for the stabilization, extraction industry and clarification of various food products and Polyphenolic compounds have many biological ensures their safety at various parameters. effects, consisting of antioxidant activity and are To ensure the quality yield production of juices usually found in both eatable and uneatable plants. and tinned food fungal enzymes like Xylanases, In many domains, including nutrition, medicine, pectinases, and cellulases are used with improved dyeing, repellents, flavoring, cosmetics, performances and validity proximity criteria. fragrances and beverages herbs are employed. Today, enzymes are acclimated in bakery, Many species have been accepted to have useful brewing, dairy, meat, sugar, bake-apple effects on health and medicinal properties, e.g. processing and added aliment industries. Different antioxidant action, digestion stimulation activity, enzymes acclimated are amylases, proteases, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobials, anti-mutagenic lipases, gluco-oxidases, pectinases and tannases effects, hypo-lipidemic and anticancer potential. [31]. The quality and the nutritional importance of To avoid harmful circumstances and large food is improved by the crude extracts of investment macerating enzymes are used

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which can be derived from various species of 4.10. Use of fungal enzymes in olive oil fungus. These enzymes enhance the quality of extraction the production stock of various nectars Olive oil has magnetized the attraction of foreign extracted from papaya, apple, grapes, mango market due to its several health issues. Elicitation of oil includes the mashing of the stones in and peach. grinders, passing the grinded oil mixture to the 4.9. Use of fungal enzymes in wine and brewery horizontal container, centrifugation applied at the industry high speed for recovery. For obtaining the high Fermentation processes have been in use for quality yield fresh fruits and other types are used brewing different products since many decades. under the freezing conditions [33]. Significant Different polysaccharides and microbial results have been acquired with mature fruits, glucanases have a vital role in mediating when prepared at greater than immediate temp, fermentation processes.In beer and wine which originated the oil with lucidity, sharpness production fungal enzymes improve both the yield and bad smell. For the manufacturing of high and production of the fermented products. For yield, olive oil of high quality has been used.The hydrolyzing glycans which are complex enzyme used for the improvement of oil extraction polysaccharides glucanases are added to improve was olivex. Macerating enzymes plays significant the fermentation process during the mashing stage role in increasing the anti-oxidation activity in thus considerably reducing the viscosity and olive oil and also decreases the rancidity. increase the filterability[32]. [Table-3] INDUSTRY ENZYME SOURCE APPLICATION Baking and milling Amylase Protease fungus Bread baking Beer Amylase Protease fungus Mashing Childproofing Carbonated Beverages Glucose oxidase fungus Oxygen removal Cereals Amylase Protease fungus Precooked baby foods. Chocolate, Cocoa, Coffee Amylase, pectinase, hemicellulases fungus Syrups, coffee beans, fermentation. Confectionary, Candies Invertase, amylase fungus Soft centered candies, fondants

Dairy Proteases, rennin, catalases fungus Cheese production Milk sterilization Table: 3. Role of enzymes in industries

Macerating enzymes are helpful in increasingthe The worldwide compound market was ruled by extraction process also helpful in reducing the the food and alcoholicindustry, which profits induction of rancidity [33]. fromthe augmentation of the middle class in 4.11. Use of the fungal enzymes in waste rapidly creating economies. Development came management for the most part from heating proteins and other The bio-waste generated from timberlands, fewer applications, for example, fat and oil agronomical areas, and agro industries comprises preparing. America and Europe offers the fast a lot of unimportant or underutilized cellulose, growth in Asia and other advanced nations. causing natural contamination. Nowadays, they From the regional point of view America are extensively used to yield beneficial items such probably, the biggest consumer of catalyst as catalysts, sugars, biofuels etc. [34]. followed by the 2nd local market of western Europe. During the past few years the rate of [V] GLOBAL DEMANDS OF ENZYMES enzymes has grown at a high rate. Now a days Worldwide catalysts showcase is evaluated to China has become the biggest suppliers of progress 8% at a solid pace to $9.0 billion in 2015. enzymes.

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qualities summarizing for novel catalysts. Various [VI] PROGRESS IN ENZYMATIC investigations by metagenome screening have ENGINEERING generating chemicals with potential for Numerous technologies have considered the biocatalytic operations, for example, nitrilase, catalysts as one of the key drivers of sustainable protease, pectinase and so on [38]. development. Biological mechanism only [VIII] FUTURE PERSPECTIVES OF occurred when the chemical compounds fail to FUNGAL ENZYMES IN DIFFERENT LIFE achieve the desired molecule. This is DOMAINS fundamentally due to the inaccessibility of the Enzymes are known to human kind since the old desired catalyst to speed up the reaction in man development. Big acknowledgement to effective way. By using the novel enzymes, progresses in modern biotechnology, so that amendment in their properties and production enzymes can be formed today for processes where process are all the steps in innovation in enzyme no one would have anticipated an enzyme to be forming industries. applicable just a decade ago.In a world with Likewise, novel techniques in the field of expeditiously expanding individuals and moving chemical and response designing have empowered toward vitality of numerous regular assets, access to intends to accomplish the finishes i.e. chemical innovation offers an awesomepotential screening for novel proteins, building the current for many industries to help meet the challenges compounds utilizing hereditary designing they will aspect in years to come. methodologies, finding the chemical procedures in Fungal enzymes had a diverse and revolutionize the catalyst to overcome the limitations [35]. role in our daily life purposes and had made many advancements in different fields of life improving [VII] METAGENOMIC INVESTIGATION the quality criteria and multiple selection patterns FOR NOVEL BIOCATALYSTS RECOVERY of different industries at a huge scale. Thus fungal For obtaining the microorganisms with specific enzymes lead to an innovator pathway which characters, culture procedure, traditional contributed to an ease of life and sheltered us from advancement and screening of a wide assortment hazardous circumstances of multiple of microorganisms for the specific action are environmental entropies. In medical terms many extensively utilized. Several organisms possess tropical treatments now a days have been under the ecosystem, over 99.1% of which are research and are useful in many new drug undefinable or uncultivable because of troubles in discoveries and designing. improving and separating pathogens in pure culture [36]. REFERENCES Advancement of the genome sequencing 1. Singh, R, Kumar, M, Mittal, A, Mehta, P. K, techniques has brought about an outbreak of (2016), Microbial enzymes: industrial progress knowledge accessible from grouping databases, in 21st century, 3 Biotech. Vol-6, issue2, pg subsequently making a chance to investigate the 174 likelihood of finding the new chemicals by 2. Choi, J. M, Han, S. S, Kim, H. S, (2015), database mining. Metagenomic libraries are based Industrial applications of enzyme biocatalysis: upon 3 factors i.e. direct phenotypeidentification, current status and future aspects, Biotechnol heterologous complementation and induced gene advance. Vol-33, issue7, pg 1443-1454 expression [37]. 3. Liu, L, Yang, H, Shin, H. D, Chen,R. R, Li, J, By getting to various areas, for example, volcanic Du, G, Chen, J, (2013), How to achieve high vents, profound seas beds, ice tundra, and so on, level expression of microbial enzymes: this technique could help individuals to discover strategies and perspectives, Bioengineered. greater than a million already unknown genes Vol-4, issue4, pg 212-223

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