From protein engineering to artificial enzymes – biological and biomimetic approaches towards sustainable hydrogen production
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C. Esmieu; P. Raleiras; G. Berggren;
From protein engineering to artificial enzymes – biological and biomimetic approaches towards sustainable hydrogen production
We review recent efforts aimed at generating efficient H2producing systems, through engineering and mimicking of Nature's platinum, hydrogenases.
- Department of Chemistry Austria
- Uppsala University Finland
- Uppsala University
- Uppsala University
- Department of Chemistry Switzerland
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