CarbaZymes; Sustainable industrial processes based on a C-C bond-forming enzyme platform
The CARBAZYMES explanatory animation video is now available! Please click on the link to see it!
The CARBAZYMES project is a 48-month collaborative project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Programme with grant agreement number 635595 and a total budget of 8,2M€. During its course, the project will implement the biocatalytic synthesis of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and bulk chemicals by using a broad platform of unique C-C bond forming enzymes. For more information see http://www.carbazymes.com
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