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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cellulolysis"”.
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A comparative study of certain soil-borne cereal pathogens with reference to carbohydrate utilisation and polysaccharide hydrolysis
… the degradation product may be as important as cellulolysis in the saprophytic survival of these organisms.
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Characterization of endoglucanase cela from the rumen bacterium Clostridium longisporum
… rumen bacterium and its role in ruminal cellulolysis is unclear. The aim of this project was the initial characterization of cellulases produced by C. longisporum. The celA gene was obtained by screening a library of C. longisporum genomic DNA in Escherichia colifor clones expressing …
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Biotic and climatic factors affecting the colonisation of wood-invading fungi
… production may be assessed more readily by its Cellulolysis Adequacy Index (C.A.I.) rather than by growth rate measurement, or by enzyme production assays alone. The results of interaction experiments conducted under conditions which simulated the changing nutritional status of newly felled …
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The application of ultrasound in the bioconversion of brewer’s and distiller’s spent grains to bioethanol
… developments which have potential to increase cellulolysis and decrease cellulase enzyme dosage are of distinct importance. Additionally, current pre-treatment approaches rely heavily of the use of acids during the pre-treatment stage. This generates a variety of compounds which are inhibitory …
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Controls on nitrogen fixation and nitrogen release in a diazotrophic endosymbiont of shipworms
Nitrogen fixation is an ecologically important microbial process that can contribute bioavailable combined N to habitats low in N. Shipworms, or wood-boring bivalves, host N2-fixing and cellulolytic symbiotic bacteria in gill bacteriocytes, which have been implicated as a necessary adaptation to an …