Moreira et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Enzymology of plant cell wall breakdown: an updateMoreira et al., 2010
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- Moreira L
- Milanezi N
- Filho E
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- Routes to cellulosic ethanol
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Vast quantities of lignocellulosic material are available for exploitation as potential source of food and biofuel. Lignocellulose structure is degraded by an arsenal of enzyme systems that works synergically. Basically, two enzyme types are responsible for the efficient degradation …
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