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Eggleston, Gillian,; Vercellotti, John R.,
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Industrial application of enzymes on carbohydrate-based material /
8. Aqueous enzymatic oil extraction: a "green" bioprocess to obtain oil from corn germ and other oil-rich plant materials
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Robert A. Moreau, David B. Johnston, Leland C. Dickey, Nicholas Parris and Kevin B. Hicks

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1675692174384_53271890

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1. Advances in the industrial application of enzymes on carbohydrate-based materials
Gillian Eggleston
Advances in the application of industrial enzymes in biofuel and industrial chemical production
2. Development of improved cellulase mixtures in a single production organism
K. C. McFarland, Hanshu Ding, Sarah Teter, Elena Vlasenko, Feng Xu and Joel Cherry
3. Biocatalytic conversion of granular starch to industrial chemicals
Manoj Kumar, Jeff Pucci, Jay Shetty, Gopal Chotani and Karl Sanford
Advances in the application of industrial enzymes on carbohydrate food materials
4. New enzymes and products of the anhydrofructose pathway of starch catabolism
Shukun Yu, Karsten Kragh and Andrew Morgan
5. Stabilization and activation of nine starch degrading enzymes and significant differences in the activities of [alpha]-amylases assayed on eight different starches
John F. Robyt
6. Overcoming practical problems of enzyme applications in industrial processes: dextranases in the sugar industry
Gillian Eggleston, Adrian Monge, Belisario Montes and David Stewart
7. Effect of commercial enzymes on color and total polysaccharide content in sugarcane and sugarbeet juice
Marianne McKee, Mary An Godshall, Sara Moore and Ron Triche
8. Aqueous enzymatic oil extraction: a "green" bioprocess to obtain oil from corn germ and other oil-rich plant materials
Robert A. Moreau, David B. Johnston, Leland C. Dickey, Nicholas Parris and Kevin B. Hicks
Advances in the applications of enzymes in the textile industry
9. Application of a thermostable pectate lyase in the bioscouring of cotton fabrics at laboratory and pilot scales
Ali R. Esteghlalian, Martin M. Kazaoka, David F. Walsh, Ryan T. McCann, Arne I. Solbak, Janne Kerovuo and Geoffrey P. Hazlewood
10. Intensification of enzymatic reactions in heterogeneous systems by low intensity, uniform sonication: new road to "green chemistry"
Val G. Yachmenev, Brian D. Condon and Allan H. Lambert
11. Biomimicking of glucose oxidase for bleaching of cotton fabric
X. Ren and G. Buschle-Diller
12. New uses for immobilized enzymes and substrates on cotton and cellulose fibers
J. Vincent Edwards, Abul J. Ullah, Kandan Sethumadhavan, Sarah Batiste, Patricia Bel-Berger, Terri Von Hoven, Wilton R. Goynes, Brian Condon and Sonya Caston-Pierre
13. New developments of enzymatic treatments on cellulosic fibers
Su-yeon Kim, Andrea Zille, Andreia Vasconcelos and Artur Cavaco-Paulo
Basic research to underpin future advances in the application of industrial enzymes
14. Phosphorylases in the production of oligosaccharides
Motomitsu Kitaoka
15. Paradigm for improving the catalytic ability of industrial enzymes: linkage distortions of carbohydrates in complexes with crystalline proteins
Alfred D. French and Glenn P. Johnson.
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