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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Glucuronoxylan"”.

  1. Glucuronoxylan Acetylation Patterns and Site-specific Acetyltransferases

    Plant biomass is the biggest source of carbon-based materials for several industries such as food, agriculture, textile, construction, and biofuels, among others. Cellulose and xylan are the two major components of plant biomass, and their intermolecular interactions in the cell wall are crucial …

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  2. Wood extractives in hemicellulose stabilized emulsions

    … mainly galactoglucomannans (GGM) in spruce and glucuronoxylan (GX) in birch, comprise around 30% of the mass of wood. By far, this part has not been utilized as raw material but burnt as a source of energy. GGM and GX can be recovered from sawmills, paper making and pulping process, according to …

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  3. Structural colour from a helicoidal cellulose architecture in the secondary cell wall: Optical properties, cell wall composition, structure and morphology of components, and their assembly and interactions.

    Structural colours are produced by constructive interference of light scattered from periodically arranged interfaces within nanostructured materials. A common strategy of plants to achieve structural coloration consists of assembling cellulose microfibrils into helicoidal structures. Examples of …

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