Engineering of molecular and cellular biocatalysts: selected contributions by James E. Bailey.
James (Jay) E. Bailey was a pioneer in biotechnology and biochemical engineering. During his 30 years in academia he made seminal contributions to many fields of chemical engineering science, including catalysis and reaction engineering, bioprocess engineering, mathematical modeling of cellular processes, recombinant DNA technology, enzyme engineering, and metabolic engineering. This article celebrates some of his contributions to the engineering of molecular and cellular biocatalysts, and identifies the influence he had on current and future research in biotechnology.
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Jonathan S
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Department of Chemical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York 12180-3590, USA. dordick@rpi.edu
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