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Protein Engineering
Protein engineering Protein engineering is the process of developing useful or valuable proteins. It is the new branch of biotechnology which understands protein folding and recognition for design principles. It is the second generation of recombinant DNA technology. It involves altering cloned DNA in vitro by novel mutational technique so that translated proteins have slightly…
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Biosensors
Biosensors Biosensor is a device, probe or electrode consisting of an immobilized enzyme (biocatalyst). It is an analytical device which converts a biological response into an electrical signal. Professor Leland C. Clark is the father of biosensor. He published first example of enzyme electrochemical biosensor by entrapping glucose oxidase in dialysis membrane over a Clark-type…
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Brief Introduction to Protein Engineering
Protein engineering Protein engineering is the process of developing useful or valuable proteins. It is the new branch of biotechnology which understands protein folding and recognition for design principles. It is the second generation of recombinant DNA technology. It involves altering cloned DNA in vitro by novel mutational technique so that translated proteins have slightly…
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