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1 n Earth and establish a solid foundation for biotechnological adaptation of a whole-cell approach to
2 iagnostics is beginning to see an upsurge in biotechnological advancement.
3 r plant improvement, disease resistance, and biotechnological advances, such as commercial production
4 pproach, combined with metagenomics data and biotechnological advances, will enhance CO2 sequestratio
5 asis for life, and its optimization is a key biotechnological aim given the problems of population ex
6  clinical, environmental, pharmaceutical, or biotechnological analysis being potential areas for futu
7 ubility is often an essential requirement in biotechnological and biomedical applications.
8 s or endogenous inputs have a broad range of biotechnological and biomedical applications.
9 ier to the exploitation of cyanobacteria for biotechnological and biomedical applications.
10 applications in biocomputing, environmental, biotechnological and biomedical areas as well as the rem
11 ic biology modification and for a variety of biotechnological and biophysical applications.
12 tense interest for their potential academic, biotechnological and clinical applications.
13 s have become an indispensable tool for many biotechnological and clinical applications.
14 adly applicable to trypsin-like proteases of biotechnological and clinical interest.
15 ractions are context-dependent in performing biotechnological and ecosystem processes remains largely
16 s and composites preparation for biomedical, biotechnological and environmental applications.
17 r a range of applications in the biomedical, biotechnological and environmental areas.
18 f beta-glucosidases, which have a variety of biotechnological and industrial applications.
19  nanocontainer and should facilitate diverse biotechnological and materials science applications.
20       Insights gained could be exploited for biotechnological and medical applications of fungi.
21  novel metabolites in organisms relevant for biotechnological and medical applications remains a chal
22 d-AQuA enable it to be suitable for multiple biotechnological and medical applications.
23 ions will contribute substantially to future biotechnological and medical applications.
24 N- and O-linked glycosylation processing for biotechnological and medically relevant cells together w
25 prerequisite for the design of materials for biotechnological and nanomedical applications.
26 erious implications in a range of areas from biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications to medi
27 , environmental adaptation and for potential biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications.
28  the catalytic conversion of plant oils, via biotechnological and purely chemical approaches, likewis
29 orly understood and are of much interest for biotechnological and research applications, as well as o
30  the potential to accelerate a wide array of biotechnological and therapeutic applications of the CRI
31        CaV1/CaV2 channel blockers have broad biotechnological and therapeutic applications.
32           These advances pave the way toward biotechnological and therapeutic applications.
33 tically alter or destroy target proteins for biotechnological and therapeutic applications.Proteases
34                         In addition to their biotechnological and therapeutic potential, bacteria equ
35 ials and improved aggregation inhibitors for biotechnological and therapeutic purposes.
36 veloping potential small-molecule agents for biotechnological and therapeutic purposes.
37 dies are high value therapeutic, diagnostic, biotechnological, and research tools.
38                                This system's biotechnological application in drug screening was succe
39 m purpurogenum was purified and its possible biotechnological application in the enhancement of wine
40                                 The possible biotechnological application of a recombinant endopolyga
41 y new strains and enzymes with potential for biotechnological application.
42 ortance of starch biosynthesis for yield and biotechnological application.
43  study this rare process and develop it as a biotechnological application.
44 e presence of O2, making them attractive for biotechnological application.
45 din, which would be ideal for novel types of biotechnological application.
46 linking of proteins and peptides in food and biotechnological applications (e.g. to improve the textu
47  marine vibrios as fast urea hydrolyzers for biotechnological applications aiming at nutrient recover
48  assembly pathway will provide tools for new biotechnological applications and inform the design of t
49 differences in mAG composition could advance biotechnological applications and lead to new antimicrob
50  regarding indole and its derivatives, their biotechnological applications and their role in prokaryo
51  the CRISPR-Cas system and its potential for biotechnological applications and understanding evolutio
52  of the B12-responsive element has promising biotechnological applications as a cost-effective regula
53 lignocellulose degradation with relevance to biotechnological applications as biofuel production, the
54                                              Biotechnological applications can bridge these categorie
55 on identified a suite of strains for further biotechnological applications e.g. Dunaliella polymorpha
56 luorescent DNA dyes are broadly used in many biotechnological applications for detecting and imaging
57                         Present and emerging biotechnological applications for iron (oxyhydr)oxide na
58  valuable information for the development of biotechnological applications from brown algae biomass.
59  of new orthogonal regulatory components for biotechnological applications including gene functional
60 cteria would be particularly well suited for biotechnological applications involving nitrogen recover
61                We also discuss the potential biotechnological applications of chloroplast genomes.
62 ensively researched, the myriad of potential biotechnological applications of methanotrophic bacteria
63 his process is essential if the wide-ranging biotechnological applications of methanotrophs are to be
64  a lot of enzymes are not accessible for the biotechnological applications or industrial use.
65 es and could benefit engineering efforts for biotechnological applications ranging from production of
66                Such control is essential for biotechnological applications such as transfection and t
67 tensive engineering of protein nanopores for biotechnological applications using native scaffolds req
68  has attracted interest due to its potential biotechnological applications, and as a model for algal
69 thogenic and non-pathogenic environments, in biotechnological applications, and beyond the microbial
70 ap source of phenolic compounds suitable for biotechnological applications, as a strategy for sustain
71      For different metabolic engineering and biotechnological applications, however, an enzyme that c
72                            Many chemical and biotechnological applications, however, involve only sma
73 addition, they are useful in therapeutic and biotechnological applications, including nucleic acid di
74 ile metabolites can be used as a roadmap for biotechnological applications, namely to improve tomato
75  first step toward developing strategies for biotechnological applications, such as improvement of ni
76 of heterologous protein production with many biotechnological applications, such as in pharmaceutical
77 ses also serve as viral vectors for numerous biotechnological applications, such as mammalian cell tr
78    Moreover, they are used in biomedical and biotechnological applications, such as targeted delivery
79          This process could be exploited for biotechnological applications, such as waste treatment a
80 genetically manipulating these organisms for biotechnological applications, the enzymes themselves ar
81 s bioformulations in agricultural as well as biotechnological applications, the plant growth promotio
82 avidin (SA) and biotin is widely utilized in biotechnological applications.
83 t have a variety of diagnostic, clinical and biotechnological applications.
84 .7 +/- 17.6-fold, which is adequate for many biotechnological applications.
85 s identifying new enzymes for biomedical and biotechnological applications.
86 l properties is important for scientific and biotechnological applications.
87 in-mediated protein splicing has found broad biotechnological applications.
88 opment of robust proteins for biomedical and biotechnological applications.
89 ted fundamental biological understanding and biotechnological applications.
90 nuclease activities, which may be useful for biotechnological applications.
91 ld be engineered for additional clinical and biotechnological applications.
92 ng films for enzyme immobilisation and other biotechnological applications.
93 communities can also open up new avenues for biotechnological applications.
94 nform manipulation for synthetic biology and biotechnological applications.
95 ld form the foundation of multiple potential biotechnological applications.
96  designing redox-active proteins for diverse biotechnological applications.
97  for a number of therapeutic, diagnostic and biotechnological applications.
98  types of industries, especially in food and biotechnological applications.
99  and highlight their interplay in successful biotechnological applications.
100  sequences plays a major role in medical and biotechnological applications.
101 ovides exciting possibilities for industrial/biotechnological applications.
102 se bispecific reagents may be useful in many biotechnological applications.
103 ivities with a wide range of biochemical and biotechnological applications.
104 ll growth, is a desirable phenotype for many biotechnological applications.
105 nzyme extraordinarily attractive for further biotechnological applications.
106 for the development of synthetic biology and biotechnological applications.
107 nts a useful tool for future cell biology or biotechnological applications.
108 entually influencing their exploitability in biotechnological applications.
109  that will be employed for specific tasks in biotechnological applications.
110 leotides is of paramount importance for many biotechnological applications.
111 n local biodiversity and the success of such biotechnological applications.
112 ful tool for functional genomics studies and biotechnological applications.
113 in engineering tools in numerous and diverse biotechnological applications.
114 ch into their molecular biology and possible biotechnological applications.
115 t display diverse biochemical properties for biotechnological applications.
116 f parts to engineer cells for therapeutic or biotechnological applications.
117 -pulse siRNA electro-delivery in medical and biotechnological applications.
118 ficking and may enable development of future biotechnological applications.
119 y and activity, these results have potential biotechnological applications.
120 to improve compound yields for biomedical or biotechnological applications.
121  vectors for human gene therapy and in other biotechnological applications.
122 nsion of the genetic code and other possible biotechnological applications.
123 the engineering of oleaginous microalgae for biotechnological applications.
124 luable natural products with a wide range of biotechnological applications.
125 aracterized CAZymes for future deployment in biotechnological applications.
126 use of rennin in cheese production and other biotechnological applications.
127 ng ssDNA, an important material for numerous biotechnological applications.
128  biomimetic nanocompartments for medical and biotechnological applications.
129 utants should be considered to design robust biotechnological applications.
130 ein-protein interactions, for biosensing and biotechnological applications.
131 to improve performance of Chlorella spp. for biotechnological applications.
132 e of novel genes and pathways with potential biotechnological applications.
133 n disease-causing amyloids and amyloid-based biotechnological applications.
134 rations in their physiological scenarios and biotechnological applications.
135 e is an ubiquitous enzyme which has enormous biotechnological applications.
136 ures for a variety of biological studies and biotechnological applications.
137  mutants for future biophysical analyses and biotechnological applications.
138  and could be used in various industrial and biotechnological applications.
139                   Here, we report on a novel biotechnological approach for mucosal vaccination agains
140                    Based on these results, a biotechnological approach is discussed whereby all kinds
141 vel genes that will be useful candidates for biotechnological approaches aimed at altering seed size
142 ackground and justification for breeding and biotechnological approaches for improving O3 tolerance i
143                                              Biotechnological approaches have been evaluated in conne
144 r the development of new clinically relevant biotechnological approaches suitable for deciphering the
145 cloning of Sr35 opens the door to the use of biotechnological approaches to control this devastating
146                    These results open up new biotechnological approaches to fight iron deficiency in
147                                              Biotechnological approaches to reduce or modify lignin i
148 ed to investigate this mechanism and develop biotechnological approaches to single-crystal growth.
149                                          The biotechnological approaches used allowed for a significa
150  for its applications across a wide range of biotechnological areas.
151 estions as well as in the development of new biotechnological, biomedical, and nanostructural tools a
152  useful for applications in molecular and/or biotechnological breeding.
153 ioproduction and explores its potential as a biotechnological chassis.
154 plications including biological, biomedical, biotechnological, clinical and medical diagnostics, envi
155 s that limit growth and yield, and may allow biotechnological crop improvement.
156  Thus, viscosin could be a useful target for biotechnological development of plant growth promotion a
157 paves the way to the development of powerful biotechnological devices.
158 stacle that prevents them being used in many biotechnological devices.
159               Improvement of agricultural or biotechnological diterpene production requires knowledge
160 success in rational drug design and in other biotechnological endeavors.
161 tudies lay the foundation for biomedical and biotechnological engineering applications that could tak
162 natural hydrogen-producing enzymes but their biotechnological exploitation is hampered by their extre
163 s in chemical, biochemical, biophysical, and biotechnological fields.
164 l design of glycan structures with optimized biotechnological functions.
165                           Here we report the biotechnological generation and biochemical characteriza
166 ons and establish MtrC as a new benchmark in biotechnological H2O2 reduction with scope for applicati
167 of the p17 antagonist activity of a panel of biotechnological heparins derived by chemical sulfation
168 tionship between DNA and solvent, with clear biotechnological implications.
169 coagulation and has important biomedical and biotechnological implications.
170 ungi in constructing biosensors broadens the biotechnological importance of these microorganisms.
171 nscriptome analysis to the rodent species of biotechnological importance, for which the development o
172 s far from commensurate with its medical and biotechnological importance.
173 verse bacteria of medical, environmental and biotechnological importance.
174 ynthesis, providing a basis for the targeted biotechnological improvement of crops.
175 ss these data in relation to limitations and biotechnological improvement of hydrogen photoproduction
176  study is of value for both conventional and biotechnological improvement programs.
177 phite as an alternative phosphorus source in biotechnological, industrial and agricultural applicatio
178 biology that laid the foundations for modern biotechnological industries.
179 gal proteases potential alternatives for the biotechnological industry.
180 roalgae have reemerged as organisms of prime biotechnological interest due to their ability to synthe
181                                      Current biotechnological interest in nitrogen-fixing cyanobacter
182                      Despite the significant biotechnological interest in producing value-added compo
183 (VP) is a high redox-potential peroxidase of biotechnological interest that is able to oxidize phenol
184                            The latter are of biotechnological interest, as Acrs can serve as off swit
185 ycetes that, apart from being of genetic and biotechnological interest, is also reported to be a plan
186 heir folding and assembly is of considerable biotechnological interest.
187 "green" production of high value products of biotechnological interest.
188  different organic acids with industrial and biotechnological interest.
189 sessing the impact of either breeding and/or biotechnological interventions aimed at increasing grain
190 of T. canis to support future biological and biotechnological investigations.
191 al remains rather unexplored, in part due to biotechnological issues.
192             The "electrified" snail, being a biotechnological living "device", was able to regenerate
193 erial genus of interest due to its potential biotechnological, medical and environmental remediation
194 hese results demonstrate the benefits of the biotechnological modification of natural food molecules,
195 s) with wide-ranging applications in diverse biotechnological niches.
196 ewed here, provide exciting and unparalleled biotechnological opportunities for the future.
197 ids stand out for their potential medicinal, biotechnological or analytical applications.
198 ns for their genetic manipulation, and offer biotechnological pathways to improve yield.
199 l, astringency and colour and supports a new biotechnological perspective for red winemakers.
200 es is fundamental when studying cellular and biotechnological phenomena.
201 itutive promoter was more interesting from a biotechnological point of view, since it is not necessar
202      This property confers OTases with great biotechnological potential as these enzymes can produce
203  secondary bacterial metabolism and on their biotechnological potential for applications ranging from
204                           In this study, the biotechnological potential of CsF3H was evaluated by gen
205                      They also highlight the biotechnological potential of laboratory resurrection of
206                    As a demonstration of the biotechnological potential of our synthetic device, we b
207                                    Given the biotechnological potential of the isovaleryl-CoA/pivalyl
208 ps yeast as an efficient tool to harness the biotechnological potential of the numerous sequencing da
209                               To harness the biotechnological potential of this natural product class
210 up of photosynthetic microalgae, have a high biotechnological potential that has not been fully explo
211           Finally, we emphasize the emerging biotechnological potential use of PRRs to improve broad-
212 odactyla helianthus with high biomedical and biotechnological potential, toward elastase-like enzymes
213 ite and rose wine are due to their different biotechnological process and winemaking.
214  with low pH and high metal concentration in biotechnological processes for treatment of metal-laden
215                 A plethora of biological and biotechnological processes involve the enzymatic remodel
216                     Programmes for improving biotechnological processes might therefore give greater
217                                         Many biotechnological processes rely on the expression of a p
218 s, bacteria, and viruses drive eco- and agro-biotechnological processes such as bioremediation, waste
219                                However, many biotechnological processes, as well as natural habitats,
220 nce of cooperative interactions in microbial biotechnological processes, discuss their mechanistic or
221  efficiency of the platforms used in various biotechnological processes.
222 to a broad range of biological specimens and biotechnological processes.
223 d and control regulation in biochemistry and biotechnological processes.
224 s system has potential for the monitoring of biotechnological processes.
225 can improve the understanding and control of biotechnological processes.
226 ork for design, control, and optimization of biotechnological processes.
227                                     Scalable biotechnological production for four industrially releva
228 d a case is put forward for the necessity of biotechnological production methods such as plant cell c
229  have developed an effective process for the biotechnological production of alpha-ketoisocaproate tha
230 hus attracting considerable interest for the biotechnological production of fuels, environmental reme
231 for improvement of strawberry flavor and the biotechnological production of HDMF-glucoside.
232                  This is within the range of biotechnological production of other peptides in plants.
233                                              Biotechnological production of these peptides in plants
234 anaerobic conditions is being developed as a biotechnological production platform.
235 d the exhaustive prospecting of pathways for biotechnological production.
236 ar to induce bnAbs demanding their expensive biotechnological production.
237 y human diseases and with the degradation of biotechnological products.
238 d for novel chemical activities, while rapid biotechnological progress has greatly increased the util
239 omics and epigenetics are in the vanguard of biotechnological progress leading to an ever-increasing
240 specific strains of these communities offers biotechnological promise in therapeutic discovery and in
241                      Here we investigate the biotechnological properties of the mutant SsoPox-W263I,
242 nthesis of specialized vesicles for numerous biotechnological purposes ranging from the delivery of v
243 es aimed at improving protein solubility for biotechnological purposes should carefully evaluate the
244               When enzymes are optimized for biotechnological purposes, the goal often is to increase
245 , are important both as drug targets and for biotechnological purposes.
246 scale synthesis of complex carbohydrates for biotechnological purposes.
247 to promote or suppress host interactions for biotechnological purposes.
248 cleic acids, enabling diverse biological and biotechnological reactions and functions.
249  transcription of a wide range of genes with biotechnological relevance including those regulating pe
250  basic research on oleogenic microalgae with biotechnological relevance.
251 sion, our data open up new possibilities for biotechnological research in Chlamydomonas.
252 NA synthesis is in demand for biological and biotechnological research.
253  of 42 free intracellular metabolites within biotechnological samples, while tandem mass isotopomer i
254 of applications in material, biological, and biotechnological sciences.
255  quality of the yeast products and to assess biotechnological significance of the yeast strains.
256 s have laid the groundwork to initiate these biotechnological solutions to the nitrogen problem.
257 ition to the analytical chemistry toolbox of biotechnological starch utilization.
258      Protein design advancements have led to biotechnological strategies based on more stable and mor
259                                              Biotechnological strategies for improving O3 tolerance a
260  highlighting the potential of this gene for biotechnological strategies to increase PAs in forage le
261   We compare estimated theoretical yields of biotechnological substrates and of chemicals of environm
262 rs play also important roles in context with biotechnological surfaces, for instance, when they are t
263 nd antimicrobial compound, starting with its biotechnological synthesis and ending with its antimicro
264                       Recent advances in the biotechnological synthesis of functional nano-scale mate
265 ications in a large number of biological and biotechnological systems.
266 and carbon partitioning, thereby providing a biotechnological target for conversion of starch to oil.
267                                  A potential biotechnological target for improving the production of
268 biosynthetic pathway, represents a promising biotechnological target to reduce lignin levels and to i
269 fic trends that can be used to determine new biotechnological targets for crop improvement.
270 novel approaches might use these proteins as biotechnological targets for disease control, and contri
271                        COase is an important biotechnological tool for clinical diagnostics and produ
272 n developing seeds and validate its use as a biotechnological tool for modifying the FA composition o
273 esca L. plants, providing a very interesting biotechnological tool for potential food applications.
274 results, our approach represents a promising biotechnological tool for reducing of biomass recalcitra
275 ous substrates make chymotrypsin useful as a biotechnological tool in food processing.
276   Conditional protein splicing is a powerful biotechnological tool that can be used to rapidly and po
277          Metabolic engineering is a powerful biotechnological tool that finds, among others, increase
278        Disulfide engineering is an important biotechnological tool that has advanced a wide range of
279 e for nitrogen sources is commonly used as a biotechnological tool to boost storage of reduced carbon
280  light-gated cation channel widely used as a biotechnological tool to control membrane depolarization
281 me and suggests A3A's potential utility as a biotechnological tool to discriminate between cytosine m
282 rate tolerance of PCY1 can be exploited as a biotechnological tool to generate structurally diverse a
283 further work in the development of CPMV as a biotechnological tool.
284 microbial design and as a microbiological or biotechnological tool.
285  has enabled further expansion of CRISPR-Cas biotechnological toolkits, with wide-ranging application
286 have uncovered a deep reservoir of potential biotechnological tools beyond the well-characterized Typ
287 Ps as biomolecule immobilization supports in biotechnological tools for MCs monitoring.
288           These findings will provide useful biotechnological tools to improve stress tolerance while
289                                 However, new biotechnological tools--specifically CRISPR-based techno
290 bacterial evolution and are highly versatile biotechnological tools.
291 ysiological roles and are also very powerful biotechnological tools.
292 ve low substrate specificity, impeding their biotechnological use as enzymes that do not cross-react
293 pic of considerable interest, with potential biotechnological use implicit in the discovery of promis
294 LPAT and DGAT activities and demonstrate the biotechnological use of these enzymes to generate 10:0-r
295 development of novel Abs for therapeutic and biotechnological use.
296 ning ligand-binding proteins for medical and biotechnological uses rely on raising antibodies against
297 ial yeast strains could greatly expand their biotechnological utility.
298 cellulose and chitin, and are of interest in biotechnological utilization of these abundant biomateri
299 ations in the measurement, manipulation, and biotechnological utilization of unmodified RNAs in intac
300 ific activity and open new avenues for their biotechnological utilization.

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