Titlebook: D-Xylitol; Fermentative Product Silvio Silvério da Silva,Anuj Kumar Chandel Book 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012 Acid Hydrolysi

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Clara Pizzuti,Annalisa Socievoleassimilation of xylose, (b) semi-aerobic xylose-to-xylitol bioconversion, (c) biomass growth from pentoses, (d) catabolic oxidation of xylose and (e) NADH regeneration by the electron transport system. Similar approaches could be proposed to investigate and model other semi-aerobic processes.

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Bioenergetic Aspects of Xylitol Production from Lignocellulosic Materialsassimilation of xylose, (b) semi-aerobic xylose-to-xylitol bioconversion, (c) biomass growth from pentoses, (d) catabolic oxidation of xylose and (e) NADH regeneration by the electron transport system. Similar approaches could be proposed to investigate and model other semi-aerobic processes.

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Rishi Vanukuru,Nagendra R. Velagarison with the traditional production methods of xylitol (chemical and microbial) have been discussed at length. Special emphasis is placed on the sustainable raw material alternatives for enzymatic production of xylitol using sugarcane bagasse as the main carbohydrate source.

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Deconstruction of the Hemicellulose Fraction from Lignocellulosic Materials into Simple Sugarsulose and specially lignin) may turn the route to other strategies. Specifically, the combined/sequential use of processes targeting hemicellulose dissolution and hydrolysis might hold great promise for the economical production of pentoses.

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Overview on Commercial Production of Xylitol, Economic Analysis and Market Trendsg demand for this product in the global market, of more than 125,000?tons per anum, with a value that is relatively high (4.5–5.5$/kg for bulk purchase by pharma/chewing gum companies and 12￡ or 20$/kg in supermarkets) makes its an attractive proposition for commercialization.