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Isolation, optimization and characterization of cellulases and hemicellulases from Bacillus cereus LAZ 518 isolated from cow dung using corn cobs as lignocellulosic …

Abu-Gharbia et al., 2018

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8159657323316283683
Author
Abu-Gharbia M
El-Sawy N
Nasr A
Zedan L
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Journal of Pharmaceutical and Applied Chemistry

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As a result of the magnitude of the problem of the accumulation of agricultural wastes and increase the environment and economic problems caused of it. It was necessary to find a scientific solution to face this problem and convert these wastes to high-value products, by …
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