Fungal enzyme catalysts for the efficient conversion of cellulose

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The California Institute of Technology in the United States has recently developed 15 new highly stable fungal enzyme catalysts that can effectively break down cellulose into sugars at high temperatures. In addition to having excellent stability, the newly discovered enzyme can also degrade cellulose more easily. This property has been fully verified by synthetic biology. The use of this new enzyme catalyst enables more efficient conversion of cellulose into biomass. It is stated that since the decomposition of cellulose usually requires higher temperatures (70°C–80°C), it is necessary to develop heat-stable enzymes.

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