Biomass enzymatic hydrolysis

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Production of ethanol from biomass fermentation has gained much attention recently. Biomass cellulosic material is first converted into glucose either by chemical or by enzymatic process, and then glucose is fermented to ethanol. Considering the current scenario, where many efforts are devoted for the search of green routes to obtaining ethanol from renewable sources, this review presents the relationship between structure and properties of cellulosic material, pre-treatments and hydrolysis of cellulosic material, and structure and function of cellulase enzyme complex.

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Ogeda, T. L., & Petri, D. F. S. (2010). Biomass enzymatic hydrolysis. Quimica Nova, 33(7), 1549–1558. https://doi.org/10.1590/s0100-40422010000700023

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