Enzymes & biocatalysts
Market · Biological inputs · 13 items
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| Name | Procurement node | Maturity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alternative honey & biosynthetic honey Bee-free honey made ex vivo by precision fermentation: recombinant bee enzymes (invertase, glucose oxidase) expressed in Pichia pastoris convert a blend of plant sugars and phytochemicals into vegan, hypoallergenic honey chemically identical to the natural product. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | 4/9 | |
| Bio-based clean-in-place (bio-CIP) Enzymatic detergents — protease, lipase, amylase and cellulase blends — that replace or reduce caustic and acid chemistry in clean-in-place (CIP) systems for food, beverage and dairy… | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Bio-based dry-strength agents for paper Bio-based dry-strength additives — cationic and thermally modified starch, cellulose polymers and refining enzymes — restore inter-fibre bond strength in paper and board made with a high recycled-fibre content, displacing synthetic polyacrylamide chemistry. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Bio-degreasing Replacing chlorinated solvents and petroleum-based degreasers with lipase enzymes and live microbial cultures that continuously break down oils and fats directly in the cleaning fluid. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Biocatalysis in petrochemistry Replacing energy-intensive metal and chemical catalysts in petrochemical synthesis with engineered enzymes, immobilized flow reactors and cell-free systems — high selectivity, mild conditions, reusable catalysts across platform and fine chemicals. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Biosynthetic acrylamide (flocculants & bioacrylamide) Enzymatic conversion of acrylonitrile to acrylamide by immobilized Rhodococcus rhodochrous cells, replacing copper-catalyzed synthesis for flocculants used in water treatment, mining and the paper industry. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Biosynthetic specialty & fine chemicals (precision fermentation, biocatalysis, biorefining) High-value molecules — flavours, fragrances, food ingredients and biomonomers — produced via precision fermentation, biocatalysis and lignocellulosic biorefining from renewable carbon, rather than petrochemistry or extraction. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| CO2 valorization via microalgae Capturing industrial CO2 emissions with microalgae to produce valuable biomass, biofuel and bioplastics. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Enzymatic cellulose bleaching | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| In vitro enzymatic polymer synthesis Cell-free, directed synthesis of high-molecular-weight polymers using purified recombinant enzymes ex vivo, removing metabolic constraints to produce ultra-pure biomaterials for regenerative medicine and premium cosmetics. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Industrial enzymes & biocatalysis | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Industrial-scale bio-adhesives Industrial binders made from soy protein, kraft lignin and biomimetic catechol polymers, replacing formaldehyde resins in wood panels, packaging and underwater repair. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — | |
| Marine biotechnology Marine ingredients and biomaterials — algal omega-3 DHA/EPA, microalgae protein, biostimulants and seaweed-based bioplastics — produced from marine micro- and macroalgae to replace fish oil and petrochemistry in infant nutrition, supplements, feed and materials. | Enzymes & biocatalysts | — |