Volume 2 treats polyisoprenoids with most aspects devoted to such natural forms as natural rubber and gutta percha and their comparison to synthetic rubbers. Topics included are: structures, occurrence, biosynthesis routes, biochemical polymerization, biological functions, properties, biodegradation of natural rubber, biodegradation of synthetic rubber, biotechnological versus chemical recycling, biotechnological desulfurization.
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"...going over?the chapters, even by only scanning them, would certainly broaden the horizons of people in either the biopolymer area or the rubber industry." (Polymer News, Vol. 27, 2002)
"...an appealing introduction..." (Journal of Plant Physiology, Vol. 159, No. 5)
"...contributions reflect recent progress on polysioprenoid research?offers new information..." (SciTech Book News, Vol. 26, No. 2, June 2002)
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