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Four alkaliphilic microbial isolates were screened, and all were found to produce alkaline pectinases. All the pectinase‐producers were identified as Bacillus halodurans. ABSTRACT Alkaline pectinases are in demand in industrial processes that require the degradation of plant pectins at high pH, for example, removal of pectin stains from fabrics ...
Kevin Raymond Oluoch+3 more
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DERIVATIVES OF MONOACETONE XYLOSE
P.A. Levene, Albert L. Raymond
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Activation of the calcium-sensing receptor by glutathione maillard products: Implications for kokumi sensation. [PDF]
Ahmad R+3 more
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Salivary metabolomics offers a noninvasive and effective approach for early disease detection and monitoring. Salivary metabolites reflect systemic metabolism, inflammation, and external factors such as diet and stress. Advance in bioinformatics and machine learning facilitates the identification of metabolic biomarkers with high diagnostic accuracy ...
Xinyuan Zhao+8 more
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Transcriptional landscape of Atractylodes chinensis contracting root rot. [PDF]
Li Y+7 more
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Abstract Lignocellulosic materials (e.g., straw and bran) are gaining interest as feedstocks for the manufacture of higher value products, recognizing xylooligosaccharides (XOS) as interesting prebiotic compounds, and putting enzymes converting xylooligosaccharides into focus.
Javier A. Linares‐Pastén+7 more
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Xylose Metabolism and Transport in <i>Bacillus subtilis</i> and Its Application to D-Ribose Production. [PDF]
Park YC.
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Distillation of a Minute Amount of Furfural Formed from Xylose in an Aqueous Solution of Citric Acid
Atsushi Ikari, Kimiko Murata
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Microbial Communities in Sediments From Different Landform Systems, Svalbard
Abstract Svalbard is host to a range of glacier types with different thermal regimes, behaviors and complex hydrological networks and landforms. Here, we hypothesize that the (H1) surge‐type glaciers will host different microbial community structures, and that (H2) different landform types will also host different microbial community structures.
Rebecca McCerery+6 more
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