Titlebook: Microbial Enzymes in Bioconversions of Biomass; Vijai Kumar Gupta Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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M. Saritha,Anju Arora,Jairam Choudhary,Vijaya Rani,Surender Singh,Anamika Sharma,Shalley Sharma,Latato reverse perceived downward trends in political participation (Daemen and Schaap 2000; Akkerman, Hajer and Grin 2004; Zittel and Fuchs 2007). Such initiatives are marked by inherent tensions. The new arrangements should be set-up in such a way that they can address the alleged crisis of legitimacy

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Cellobiohydrolases: Role, Mechanism, and Recent Developmentscoside hydrolases, which act at the chains end of cellulose resulting in release of glucose as well as cellobiose. The CBH I and II works processively from reducing and nonreducing ends of the cellulose chain, respectively. The catalytic module of CBHs is the tunnel structure formed by two surface l

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Role and Applications of Feruloyl Esterases in Biomass Bioconversion material and therefore play a major role in the degradation of plant biomass. In this review, their role in plant biomass degradation, their production, classification, and structural determination are discussed. In addition, the production, physicochemical properties, and molecular biology of the

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The Role and Applications of Xyloglucan Hydrolase in Biomass Degradation/Bioconversion recalcitrance to degradation necessitates a detailed study on the complex biochemistry involved in bioconversion of this lignin–carbohydrate complex. A comprehension of the enzymology and role of principal and accessory glycosyl hydrolases involved in biomass degradation are, hence, noteworthy in t