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26 Mar 2024

Unlocking the Power of Lipases: Exploring their Versatility

Hailed as the workhorses of biocatalysis, lipases are remarkable enzymes with a wide range of application across various industries.

Application Solution

The Role of Nuclease 46L in Degrading Nucleic Acids

Nucleic acids are fundamental in many industrial biotechnology processes. However, its presence can be undesirable in certain applications. Removal of any contaminating residual nucleic acids can reduce these impurities and result in a higher quality end product.

2 Mar 2023

Biocatalysts Ltd launch Nuclease for the growing precision fermentation market

Nuclease 46L has been designed specifically as a cost-effective solution for the elimination of nucleic acids in a wide range of biotechnology applications.

18 Nov 2022

Biocatalysts awarded in Top 10 Synthetic Biology Companies 2022 by Life Sciences Review!

We're very pleased to receive this esteemed award from Life Sciences Review in their annual listing of 10 companies that are at the forefront of providing Synthetic Biology solutions and transforming businesses.

Case Study

Developing a Cost-effective Alternative to Proteinase K

Developing an enzyme which achieves the same application performance as liquid Proteinase K at the same protein concentration.

1 Sept 2020

Biocatalysts Ltd Launch Proteocut K to the Life Science Market

The first enzyme jointly developed with BRAIN AG, is a high-quality cost-effective alternative to liquid Proteinase K.

Case Study

Development of a Polymerase for Genotyping

Scaling-up and manufacturing a customers bespoke DNA polymerase enzyme and co-development of a suitable enzyme activity assay.

Case Study

Improving a Customer's Enzyme Assay to ensure Product Viability

A robust assay that can be validated is an important part of any enzyme development process or technical transfer of an enzyme to a new manufacturing facility.