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发明名称
ENZYMES AND GENES USED FOR PRODUCING VANILLIN
摘要
Enzymes obtained from <i>Amycolatopsis</i> sp. HR167 (DSMZ 9992) can be used for synthesizing vanillin from ferulic acid. DNA which codes for these enzymes and host cells which are transformed using this DNA can be used for producing vanillin.
申请公布号
WO0144480(A2)
申请公布日期
2001.06.21
申请号
WO2000EP12109
申请日期
2000.12.01
申请人
HAARMANN & REIMER GMBH;RABENHORST, JUERGEN;STEINBUECHEL, ALEXANDER;PRIEFERT, HORST;ACHTERHOLT, SANDRA
发明人
RABENHORST, JUERGEN;STEINBUECHEL, ALEXANDER;PRIEFERT, HORST;ACHTERHOLT, SANDRA
分类号
C12N15/09;C12N1/15;C12N1/19;C12N1/21;C12N5/10;C12N9/00;C12N9/88;C12N15/60;C12P7/24;C12P19/32
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C12N15/09
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