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Genetic Engineering of Amphiphilic Intrinsically Disordered Proteins
Due to the widespread use of surfactants, there have been renewed efforts to develop bio-derived and bio-degradable alternatives. However, the large-scale production of designer bio-surfactants for medical or environmental purposes remains a challenge regarding economic viability compared to their s
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