A group of .alpha.-amylases and a method for identification and production of .alpha.-amylases
CA 2452029 C · Owner: Eck, Juergen · Inventors: Lorenz, Patrick; Breves, Roland; Kottwitz, Beatrix
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The invention relates to a novel group of .alpha.-amylases belonging to a , common sequence region and proteins sufficiently similar to said .alpha.amylases with amylolytic function, methods for production thereof and diverse possible applications for said amylolytic proteins in particular in washing , and cleaning agents. The invention further relates to a PCR-based method for identification and production of novel .alpha.-amylases from isolated genomic DNA, in particular from DNA isolated from collections of micro-organisms and particular primer oligonucleotides and application thereof in said method.
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