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Hierarchical structure of bacterial-derived cellulose and its impact on biomedical applicationsvan Zyl et al., 2019
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- van Zyl E
- Coburn J
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Highlights•BcsA and BcsB are needed for cellulose synthesis; BcsC and BcsD are needed for crystallization.•Molecular interactions of different cellulose forms are presented.• Approaches to synthesize degradable cellulose for in vivo applications are presented.• …
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