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The application of microbial enzymes in biotechnology

Olaitan Owoyemi

Abstract
Microbial catalysts are biocatalysts that assume a significant part in metabolic and biochemical responses. They have been given more consideration because of their dynamic and stable nature than catalysts from plants and creature sources. Microbial enzymes are of great importance in the development of various biotechnological and industrial bioprocesses. Current applications are centered around various business sectors including mash and paper, cowhide, cleansers and materials, drugs, compound, food and drinks, biofuels, creature feed and individual consideration, among others. Today there is a requirement for new, improved and more adaptable catalysts so as to grow more novel, reasonable and monetarily serious creation measures. Microbial variety and present day sub-atomic methods, for example, metagenomics and genomics, are being utilized to find new microbial catalysts whose reactant properties can be improved and adjusted by various procedures dependent on normal, semi-sane and arbitrary coordinated development. Most industrial enzymes are recombinant forms produced in bacteria and fungi such as lipase, lactase, aminopeptidase, acid proteinases, cellulases, chitinases. glucose oxidases are enzymes naturally produced from bacteria and fungi microorganisms.