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1 M. Reihmann, H. Ritter: Synthesis of Phenol Polymers Using Peroxidases.- 2 H. Uyama, S. Kobayashi: Enzymatic Synthesis and Properties of Poylmers from Polyphenols.- 3 P. Xu, A. Singh, D.L. Kaplan: Enzymatic Catalysis in the Synthesis of Polyanilines and Derivatives of Polyanilines.- 4 S. Matsumura: Enzymatic Synthesis of Polyesters via Ring-Opening Polymerization.- 5 H. Uyama, S. Kobayashi: Enzymatic Synthesis of Polyesters via Polycondensation.- 6 S. Kobayashi, M. Ohmae: Enzymatic Polymerization to Polysaccharides.- 7 A. Singh, D.L. Kaplan: In-Vitro Enzyme-Induced Vinyl Polymerization.-

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The last two decades have seen an emergence in the use of enzymes as catalysts for polymer synthesis. As a result of the unique synthetic machinery of biocatalysts, new polymers have been developed and old polymers have been generated using novel synthetic strategies. This book contains seven chapters that cover in great deatail the use of enzymes to synthesize a range of polymers. It also makes use of a large number of examples to summarize the salient features of the enzymatic reactions and resulting polymeric properties. For this reason, this book will be of interest to both expert and nonexpert readers. from: J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128, 10633

The last two decades have seen an emergence in the use of enzymes as catalysts for polymer synthesis. As a result of the unique synthetic machinery of biocatalysts, new polymers have been developed and old polymers have been generated using novel synthetic strategies. This book contains seven chapters that cover in great deatail the use of enzymes to synthesize a range of polymers. It also makes use of a large number of examples to summarize the salient features of the enzymatic reactions and resulting polymeric properties. For this reason, this book will be of interest to both expert and nonexpert readers. from: J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128, 10633

The last two decades have seen an emergence in the use of enzymes as catalysts for polymer synthesis. As a result of the unique synthetic machinery of biocatalysts, new polymers have been developed and old polymers have been generated using novel synthetic strategies. This book contains seven chapters that cover in great deatail the use of enzymes to synthesize a range of polymers. It also makes use of a large number of examples to summarize the salient features of the enzymatic reactions and resulting polymeric properties. For this reason, this book will be of interest to both expert and nonexpert readers. from: J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128, 10633

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