RESEARCH: European scientists decode enzyme that could biologically degrade styrene / Potential for biocatalytic and industrial applications

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European scientists decode enzyme that could biologically degrade styrene / Potential for biocatalytic and industrial applications

By Elaine BurridgeScientists have for the first time decoded a bacterial enzyme that plays a key role in breaking down styrene, paving the way for bio...

Published on 24.06.2024

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