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4. Outlook and developments
From an academic point of view, the morphosyntheses of these biocatalysts are the result of an integration between the physical chemistry of complex fluids (emulsions), the chemical sciences (the sol-gel process) and biotechnologies (enzymatic systems), highlighting the formidable asset represented by integrative chemistry
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Hybrid macrocellular enzymatic supported catalysts and applications. BRUN (N.), BABEAU-GARCIA (A.),...
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