Glucuronic Acid Moieties on Xylan Are Functionally Equivalent to O-Acetyl-Substituents

作者: Guangyan Xiong , Murali Dama , Markus Pauly

DOI: 10.1016/J.MOLP.2015.02.013

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摘要: Plant cell walls or lignocellulosics are considered an important renewable resource for the generation of bioenergy and other commodity chemicals. Wall materials composed cellulose, lignin, various non-cellulosic polysaccharides. Most polysaccharides contain O-acetyl substituents. The acetate residues impediment to biorefining as these substituents hinder enzymatic saccharification wall polymers and, upon processing, released represents a potent inhibitor yeast fermentation sugars (Gille Pauly, 2012).

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