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Enzymes to be employed for industrial transformations are not good targets of protein engineering.

Enzymes to be employed for industrial transformations are not good targets of protein engineering. Correct Answer False

The above statement is false. Enzymes to be employed for industrial transformations are good targets of protein engineering and several engineered proteases, amylases, lipases, cellulases, and xylanases have been introduced in the industry.

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