King, Shirley

On the basis of fractionation studies made at this time, Ci-type enzyme was envisaged as the only component capable on its own of solubilizing highly ordered forms of cellulose cotton was used by Mandels and Reese (10) and in some of Flora s work (2) and crystalline hydrocellulose (an acid-hydrolyzed cotton) by Li, Flora, and King (8). Addition of Cx to Ci caused about threefold increases in solubilization. Contemporary work at the Shirley Institute centered on rigorous fractionation of the cellulase system of T. viride into components displaying single... 

Burton R.A., Shirley N.J., King B.J., Harvey A.J., and Fincher G.B. 2004. The CesA gene family of barley. Quantitative analysis of transcripts reveals two groups of co-expressed genes. Plant Physiol 134 224-236. 

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