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Huaidong Zhang1,2, Lejing Huang1,3,4, Ruojin Lin1,4

  • 1College of Life Sciences, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou 350117, China.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry
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PubMed
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研究人员使用突变的多铜氧化酶 (MCO) 增强了乙烯胺 (PEA) 的降解. 这种工程酶有效地从食物中去除有毒的生物原胺,提高食品安全.

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生物原氨基胺的生物原氨基胺.催化机制是一种催化机制.食品安全 食品安全多铜氧化酶的使用.乙烯胺的降解降解心理罗巴克特是一种精神病.合理的设计理性的设计.在位点导向的突变发生.

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