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WO/2000/037614A2 |
The present invention relates to variant EGIII or EGIII-like cellulases which have improved stability. The variant cellulases have performance sensitive residues replaced to a residue having improved stability.
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WO/2000/034450A1 |
Variants of fungal cutinases have improved thermostability. The variants comprise substitution of one or more amino acid residues near the N-terminal in the amino acid sequence or in the three-dimensional structure of the cutinase.
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WO/2000/031333A2 |
The present invention relates to methods for dyeing a material, comprising (a) treating the material with a dyeing system which comprises one or more reduced vat dyes and/or one or more reduced sulfur dyes: and (b) oxidizing the one or m...
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WO/2000/025910A1 |
Disclosed is a method for microbial activation of phyllosilicates.
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WO/2000/026334A1 |
A composition for simultaneous cleaning and decontaminating a device. The composition is a per-compound oxidant in an amount effective for decontaminating the device and an enzyme in an amount effective for cleaning the device. The devic...
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WO1999059705A9 |
A process for removing pollutants is enhanced by using a slurry containing a particulate adsorbent carrying a biologically active material. The pollutant is contacted with the slurry and is adsorbed and biodegraded therein. The slurry is...
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WO/2000/021497A1 |
The invention relates to colouring agents for colouring fibres containing keratin. The inventive agents contain at least one colorant intermediate product, a choline-based oxidase system and at least one peroxidase, and are characterised...
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WO/2000/018865A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent and/or fabric care compositions comprising a chemical entity and a polymer; wherein the chemical entity comprises a deposition aid having a high affinity for cellulose and a benefit agen...
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WO/2000/018898A1 |
The present invention relates to an improved chemical entity which comprises a chemical component linked to an amino acid sequence comprising a Cellulose Binding Domain (CBD) having a binding constant (Kr) for crystalline cellulose (Kr-c...
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WO/2000/018694A1 |
A denitrifying composition which is a material for use in decomposing the nitrate nitrogen contained in wastewater with the aid of sulfur-oxidizing bacteria for which sulfur and carbonates are nutrients, characterized by comprising calci...
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WO/2000/018864A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent and/or fabric care compositions comprising a chemical entity, a surfactant and a protease; wherein the chemical entity comprises a deposition aid having a high affinity for cellulose and...
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WO/2000/018897A1 |
The present invention relates to a chemical entity comprising more than one chemical components linked to a cellulose binding domain. The present invention further relates to a laundry detergent and/or fabric care composition comprising ...
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WO/2000/014206A2 |
The present invention relates to variant EGIII cellulases which have improved stability and/or performance. The variant cellulases have replacements at sensitive residues to improve stability and/or performance.
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WO/2000/011130A1 |
According to the invention, grease solvents are produced using a dry concentrate. A powder consisting of enzymes and bacteria is dissolved in water.
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WO/2000/009761A1 |
Sulfur is removed from fossil fuels containing sulfur by incubation of the fuel with microbes isolated and purified from soil or water that selectively extract the sulfur without apparently utilizing the fuel as a carbon or energy source...
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WO/2000/003007A1 |
The present invention relates to a method for treating the surfaces (1) of items of everyday use, especially coated surfaces. The inventive method consists in depositing one or more active enzymes (5) on said surface (1) and/or coating (...
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WO/1999/066080A1 |
The present invention is for bioremediation method and compositions for promoting activity in indigenous micro-organisms, causing the micro-organisms to degrade organic contaminants. The bioremediation compositions are provided by admixi...
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WO/1999/057155A1 |
The present invention relates to a modified protein which comprises a catalytically active amino acid sequence of an antimicrobial enzyme and/or an amino acid sequence of an antimicrobial peptide, linked to an amino acid sequence compris...
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WO/1999/057252A1 |
The present invention relates to a modified enzyme which comprises a catalytically active amino acid sequence of an enzyme, linked via a non-amino acid linking region to an amino acid sequence comprising a Cellulose Binding Domain. The p...
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WO1999043791A9 |
The invention relates to diisopropyl fluorophosphatase (enzyme classification EC 3.1.8.2.) from Loligo vulgaris and to the base sequence which codes the enzyme. The invention also relates to the additional vectors which contain the inven...
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WO/1999/057157A1 |
The present invention relates to a modified protein which comprises a catalytically active amino acid sequence of an antimicrobial enzyme and/or an amino acid sequence of an antimicrobial peptide, linked to an amino acid sequence compris...
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WO/1999/057250A1 |
The present invention relates to a modified enzyme which comprises a catalytically active amino acid sequence of an enzyme, linked via a non-amino acid linking region to an amino acid sequence comprising a Cellulose Binding Domain. The p...
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WO/1999/056555A1 |
A process and screw in barrel apparatus (10) for expanding cellulosic materials is described. The expanded cellulosic material is useful as an animal feed and a nutrient source for fermentation processes.
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WO/1999/051747A1 |
A novel gene encoding enzymes capable of degrading hardly degradable thiophene compounds. Use of this gene makes it possible to liberate sulfur atoms from thiophene compounds contained in fossil fuels such as petroleum, thus preventing t...
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WO/1999/047651A1 |
Variants of a parent vanadium-containing haloperoxidase, which variant has haloperoxidase activity and an altered pH optimum and comprises a mutation in a position corresponding to at least one of the following positions: R490A,L,I,Q,M,E...
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WO/1999/043786A2 |
A composition comprising enzymatically digested submucosa of a warm-blooded vertebrate and a method of making that composition is described. More particularly the submucosa is enzymatically digested and gelled to form a shape retaining g...
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WO/1999/043826A1 |
The present invention relates to an isolated nucleic acid molecule which encodes one or more of the enzymes which catalyze one or more steps in the desulfurization of thiophene, or a homologue or active fragment thereof. The invention al...
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WO/1999/042563A1 |
A method for degrading and treating ethanol contained in an exhaust gas by bringing the ethanol in the exhaust gas into contact with an ethanol-metabolizable microorganism carried on a support, and an apparatus therefor. Use of a microor...
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WO/1999/042649A1 |
The aim of the invention is to provide a method for obtaining an anti-felt finish comparable to that achieved with chlorine treatment but which avoids chemical treatment or pretreatment as far as possible. To this end the wool is treated...
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WO/1999/039739A1 |
Removing free protein from a liquid mixture containing the protein and a protein-polysaccharide conjugate can be a technologically difficult, expensive, and time consuming process. The procedure described herein for removing the protein ...
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WO/1999/036515A1 |
The invention relates to a method for isolating new metabolic activities in microorganisms by means of $i(in-situ) gene transfer, especially for biotechnological utilization of the biodiversity of non-cultivable microorganisms. To this e...
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WO/1999/034054A1 |
The present invention provides a process for removal of excess dye from newly manufactured printed or dyed fabric or yarn, comprising treatment with a rinse liquor comprising at least one enzyme selected from the group consisting of enzy...
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WO/1999/033952A1 |
The invention concerns a $i(Coriolus versicolor )fungus strain registered with the CNCM under reference number I-1657, or one of its derivatives, capable of degrading polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) comprising at least five cycles...
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WO/1999/032652A1 |
The present invention deals with a process for oxidation of a hydroxy group of C¿1? and/or C¿2? and/or C¿3? and/or C¿4? and/or C¿5? and/or C¿6? of a sugar monomer of an oligo- or a polysaccharide comprising contacting, in an aqueou...
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WO/1999/031255A2 |
The present invention relates to novel enzymes which share certain conserved sequences with EGIII from $i(Trichoderma reesei). These EGIII like cellulases comprise an amino acid sequence compris ing therein an amino acid string selected ...
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WO/1999/031512A1 |
The invention relates to a method for determining triglyceride contained in a lipoprotein. The method comprises the measures such that the lipoprotein containing triglyceride is reacted with a non-ionic surface active agent constructed o...
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WO/1999/029820A1 |
The invention relates to a granulate which contains cellulase and is suitable for use in washing and cleaning agents. A granulate which has good powder properties, especially solubility and the ability to be washed-in should be developed...
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WO/1999/026736A1 |
This invention provides a biologically pure culture of a microorganism designated SH2A and deposited under ATCC Accession No. 55926, or a mutant derived therefrom. This invention further provides biologically pure culture of a microorgan...
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WO/1999/024367A1 |
The present invention provides for a family of novel compositions to serve as substrates that release hydroxy acid slowly over time. Preferably the hydroxy acid is an $g(a)-hydroxy acid, more preferably it is lactic acid. The composition...
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WO/1999/023117A1 |
A method for preparing oxidized cellulose, which comprises bringing a cellulose-containing material into contact with a reactant, such as 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxyl, producing an oxoammonium ion in the presence of an oxidizing ...
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WO/1999/016956A1 |
This invention relates to a cellulase treatment of cellulosic fabric to achieve biopolishing effects, reducing dust or lint and reducing pilling during at least one laundry cycle in said fabric comprising treating said fabric with cellul...
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WO/1999/014291A2 |
The present invention relates to a method for the desulfurization of a fossil fuel containing one or more organosulfur compounds. In one embodiment, the method comprises the steps of (1) contacting the fossil fuel with a biocatalyst capa...
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WO/1999/012668A1 |
The invention relates to a simplified method for biologically cleaning almost any-sized area of soil which is contaminated with mineral oil-based hydrocarbons (MHC), and especially the leftover pollutants associated with mineral oil-base...
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WO/1999/013330A2 |
The invention relates to a method for purifying a target substance from a biological sample, involving immobilisation of the target substance on a solid phase through a high affinity binding pair, and follow-on elution through addition o...
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WO/1999/010017A1 |
Control of biofouling in pipes or aqueous systems via the use of compositions and methods that include the combination of a chelator with an antimicrobial agent, such as EDTA with Amphotericin B, this particular combination shown to syne...
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WO/1999/009131A1 |
The present invention relates to detergent compositions comprising a mannanase enzyme, a hydrophobic bleach and a hydrogen peroxide source for superior cleaning and whiteness performance.
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WO/1999/009129A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent and/or fabric care compositions comprising a mannanase and a clay for superior fabric care and cleaning performance.
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WO/1999/009126A1 |
The present invention relates to cleaning compositions comprising a mannanase and a carbohydrase selected from cellulases, amylases, pectin degrading enzimes and/or xyloglucanases, providing superior cleaning performance.
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WO/1999/009133A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent compositions comprising a mannanase and a cotton soil release polymer for superior cleaning and soil release performance.
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WO/1999/009128A1 |
The present invention relates to detergent compositions comprising a mannanase and a protease enzyme for superior cleaning performance.
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