Alistair J. Anderson

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A ANDERSON, A J Anderson, A. J. Anderson, A.J Anderson, A.J. Anderson, ALISTAIR J. ANDERSON, Alistair Anderson, Alistair J Anderson, Alistair J. ANDERSON, Alistair J. Anderson

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University of Hull Queensland University of Technology Monsanto (United States)Newcastle University Tate & Lyle (United Kingdom)

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Alistair J. Anderson is an author at University of Hull specializing in engineering, microbiology, and biotechnology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	19	20	2.7K
2	Medicine	16	17	2K
3	Natural Sciences	6	6	558
4	Health Sciences	2	2	170
5	Public Health	2	2	74

Alistair J. Anderson

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3.8K

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	Year	Citations
Occurrence, metabolism, metabolic role, and industrial uses of bacterial polyhydroxyalkanoates. Alistair J. Anderson, E. A. Dawes Microbiological Reviews BiomanufacturingEngineeringBiotransformationBiochemistryBiochemical Engineering	1990	1.3K
The importance of PHB-synthase substrate specificity in polyhydroxyalkanoate synthesis by<i>Alcaligenes eutrophus</i> Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, E. A. Dawes FEMS Microbiology Letters Phb-synthase Substrate SpecificityEngineeringSoluble Phb-synthaseMicrobial PhysiologyKm Values	1989	242
Accumulation of a poly(hydroxyalkanoate) copolymer containing primarily 3-hydroxyvalerate from simple carbohydrate substrates by Rhodococcus sp. NCIMB 40126 Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, D.R.G. Williams, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules Simple Carbohydrate SubstratesEngineeringPolymer ScienceRhodococcus SpBiochemical Engineering	1991	209
The role of NADH- and NADPH-linked acetoacetyl-CoA reductases in the poly-3-hydroxybutyrate synthesizing organism<i>Alcaligenes eutrophus</i> Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, Lily Chu, FEMS Microbiology Letters	1988	193
Characterization of two 3-ketothiolases possessing differing substrate specificities in the polyhydroxyalkanoate synthesizing organism<i>Alcaligenes eutrophus</i> Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, Larry F. Chu, FEMS Microbiology Letters BiosynthesisEngineeringBiotransformationBiochemistryNatural Sciences	1988	161
Accumulation of a Polyhydroxyalkanoate Containing Primarily 3-Hydroxydecanoate from Simple Carbohydrate Substrates by <i>Pseudomonas</i> sp. Strain NCIMB 40135 Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, David F. Ewing, Applied and Environmental Microbiology	1990	160
A survey of the accumulation of novel polyhydroxyalkanoates by bacteria Geoffrey W. Haywood, Alistair J. Anderson, E. A. Dawes Biotechnology Letters BiomanufacturingNovel PolyhydroxyalkanoatesBioplasticBiochemical EngineeringMicrobial Ecology	1989	145
Chain termination in polyhydroxyalkanoate synthesis: involvement of exogenous hydroxy-compounds as chain transfer agents Leigh A. Madden, Alistair J. Anderson, Devang Shah, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules Synthetic MacromoleculePolymer ReactionBiosynthesisEngineeringBiochemistry	1999	139
High-cell-density cultivation of Schizochytrium sp. in an ammonium/pH-auxostat fed-batch system Eneko Ganuza, Alistair J. Anderson, Colin Ratledge Biotechnology Letters BiomanufacturingEngineeringSchizochytrium SpPlant-rhizobia InteractionBiochemical Engineering	2008	118
Effect of pH, temperature and diet on digestive enzyme profiles in the mud crab, Scylla serrata Marko Pavasovic, Neil A. Richardson, Alistair J. Anderson, Aquaculture Food ChemistryNutritionMud CrabDigestive Enzyme ProfilesFood Digestion	2004	104

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