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Holocellulose-degrading enzymes production

The three cellulases decomposed about 25-45% of the cellulose accompanied by solubilization of about 40-70% of the mannan and, by partial hydrolysis, of about 20% of the xylan present in the untreated sprucewood holocellulose. Based on the degradation products (cf. Table III, Columns 13-15, and Table II), the catalytic actions of the three cellulases—all isolated from Trichoderma viride—are similar or identical. The lower absolute degradation values obtained with cellobiohydrolase C might merely be a result of enzyme concentration. [Pg.322]


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