Microbial Reagents in Organic Synthesis (Nato Science Series C:, 381)
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Microbial Reagents in Organic Synthesis (Nato Science Series C:, 381)

by S. Servi

microbiology Organic Chemistry Synthesis
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This volume in the NATO Science Series C examines the role of microbial reagents in organic synthesis. Edited by S. Servi, it explores biotechnological methods for efficient chemical transformations, bridging microbiology and synthetic chemistry for innovative applications in research.

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Microbial Reagents in Organic Synthesis is a comprehensive volume from the NATO Science Series C, volume 381, edited by S. Servi. It delves into the application of microbial tools and enzymes in synthetic organic chemistry.

The book highlights how microorganisms can serve as efficient reagents, enabling selective and environmentally friendly reactions that traditional methods may not achieve as effectively.

Intended for researchers and scientists, it provides foundational knowledge on integrating biology with chemistry to advance synthetic processes.

Published as part of a prestigious series, it contributes to the growing field of biocatalysis in organic synthesis.

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