The cellulose is enormous source of organic carbon on the earth. It has varied industrial
applications; the most important of these in 21st century is bio-ethanol production. The …

Abstract Cellulases hydrolyze the β-1, 4 linkages of cellulose and are widely used in food,
brewing and wine, animal feed, textiles and laundry, and pulp and paper industries …

Second generation biofuel production has been appeared as a sustainable and alternative
energy option. The ultimate aim is the development of an industrially feasible and economic …

Introduction: Fossil fuels are a limited source of energy that in its current usage causes
harmful effects on the environment after its combustion. A possible alternative to fossil fuels …

Background Energy shortage has become a global problem. Production of biofuels from
renewable biomass resources is an inevitable trend of sustainable development. Cellulose …

In the recent decade, the global demand and fuel prices have urged a need to track down an
alternate resource. Second-generation (2G) biofuel from the lignocellulosic biomass (LCB) …

The cellulase enzymes with high effectiveness under conditions agreeable to the industrial
processes necessities are one of the keys for the successful development of chemical and …

Cellulases are a heterogeneous group of enzymes that synergistically catalyze the
hydrolysis of cellulose, the major component of plant biomass. Such reaction has …

The key material for bioethanol production is cellulose, which is one of the main components
of the plant cell wall. Enzymatic depolymerization of cellulose is an essential step in …

Rising crude oil prices and strict emission standards have prompted a global demand for
alternative fuels that are able to reduce the consumption of fossil resources, improve energy …