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Biocatalysis in Green Solvents offers a pragmatic overview and instruction in biocatalysis and enzymology of green solvents for sustainable industries and medicine, running from concept to application. Here, international experts in the field discuss structure-function relationships of enzymes in ionic liquids (ILs) and examine how enzymes act as selective catalysts for fine biochemical synthesis in non-aqueous environments. Several integral green biochemical processes of biocatalytic transformation and pure product separation are described in detail. Application focused chapters discuss the role of biocatalysis in creating and implementing deep eutectic solvents, biomass derived solvents, sub and supercritical fluids, carbon dioxide biphasic systems, and enzymatic membrane reactors, as well as applying these biocatalytic processes in drug discovery and production.
Biocatalysis, solvents, and green metrics in sustainable chemistry
Nonconventional biocatalysis: from organic solvents to green solvents
Activation and stabilization of enzymes using ionic liquid engineering
Refolding ability of ionic liquids against denatured proteins
Stability and stabilization of biocatalysts by ionic liquids
Clean biocatalysis in sponge-like ionic liquids
Biocatalysis in biphasic systems based on ionic liquids
Biotransformations of carbohydrates in ionic liquids
Recent progress in ionic liquid-assisted processing and extraction of biopolymers
Ionic liquids for biomass biotransformation
Biocatalysis in ionic liquids for a low carbon future
Application of ionic liquids in pharmaceutics and medicine
Biocatalysis in subcritical and supercritical fluids
Biocatalytic processes in ionic liquids and supercritical carbon dioxide biphasic systems
Enzymatic membrane reactors and nonconventional solvents
Applied biocatalysis in deep eutectic solvents
Biocatalysis and green solvents: trends, needs, and opportunities