Hemicellulase active at extremes of Ph and temperature and utili

Details Hemicellulase active at extremes of Ph and temperature and utili Hemicellulase active at extremes of Ph and temperature and utili

1995-05-26

1996-09-03

Lilling, Herbert J.

Wells

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Chemical inter-reaction of two or more introduced materials

435183, 435209, 435264, 435266, 435281, 435832, 435835, 4352525, 166308, 507201, 507211, 507921, 507922, C12N 900, C12N 942, E21B 43267

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ABSTRACT:
Soil bacteria can be isolated which produce an enzyme capable of catalyzing the degradation of mannan-containing hemicellulose under conditions combining high pH and high temperature. Such bacteria can be cultured or used as sources of genetic information with which to engineer other microorganisms to produce the enzyme. Commercially useful quantities of native or recombinant hemicellulase can thus be produced by cultures consisting essentially of microorganisms capable of producing the enzyme.

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