Abstract
Biochemical reactors provide a fascinating assortment of new challenges to the reaction engineer. These arise because of the characteristics of the reactants, catalysts, and the reaction networks involved. Especially important are genetic controls of cell metabolism and structure/function/activity relationships in enzyme catalysis. Several examples are discussed which illustrate the implications of these and other biological fundamentals in biochemical reaction analysis and design.
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