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Industrial Enzymes. Applications of different enzymes. Enzyme history. Enzymes used in different industry (Paper, food, pulp, detergent, dairy, brewing, cleaning products Fruit juice ). Industrial Enzymes preparation by Solid state, submerged fermentation.
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