Screening of Industrial Enzyme

Industrial enzymes are specialized proteins that are used in various manufacturing processes to catalyze chemical reactions. These enzymes are produced by microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and yeast, and are used in a wide range of industries including food and beverage production, textile manufacturing, biofuel production, and pharmaceuticals. Some common industrial enzymes include amylases (used in starch processing), proteases (used in protein hydrolysis), cellulases (used in textile processing), and lipases (used in biodiesel production).

Traditional methods, such as plate assays, for screening of microorganisms produced enzymes involve time-consuming and labor-intensive procedures. By using microfluidic platforms, researchers can automate and miniaturize the screening process, which allows for high-throughput screening of a large number of enzyme variants in a short amount of time. Furthermore, microfluidic platforms can create precise and controllable microenvironments for enzyme reactions, which can lead to more accurate and reliable screening results.

What We Can Do for You

STEMart utilizes microfluidic techniques in the screening of industrial enzymes to help customers accelerate the enzyme discovery process and optimize enzyme properties for specific industrial applications.

• High-throughput screening of industrial enzyme-producing strains
• Screening of cellulases for producing green energy
• Screening of enzymes capable of degrading organic pollutants (such as PET waste)
• Screening of hydrolases with broad applications in pharmaceutical, food fermentation, petroleum biocatalysis, etc.
• Detection of enzymatic activities
• Study of enzyme substrate specificity
• Study of enzyme stability

For more information about our industrial enzyme screening service, please contact us.