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BIOCONVERSION OF AGAVE BAGASSE TO PRODUCE CELLULOSIC ENZYMES IN SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION

BIOCONVERSION OF AGAVE BAGASSE TO PRODUCE CELLULOSIC ENZYMES IN SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION

Delgado, Lorena Amaya ; Béjar, José García ;

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"In this paper, we present the most relevant results of our research on thebioconversion of agave bagasse (AB) by various fungal strains to produce cellulaseand xylanase by solid-state fermentation (SSF). Agave bagasse was used as a carbonsource, growth support, and enzyme inducer in an SSF column reactor. Our resultshave shown that agave bagasse possesses excellent qualities as a carbon source,support, and inducer to produce cellulase enzymes with 39,330 IU/kg of AB using thefungus Neurospora sitophila BDJ-1I and 28,600 IU/kg of AB using the fungusAspergillus fumigatus BDJ-1S. The objective of our studies is to find biotechnologicalalternatives to revalue agave bagasse, a byproduct produced during tequilamanufacturing."

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"In this paper, we present the most relevant results of our research on thebioconversion of agave bagasse (AB) by various fungal strains to produce cellulaseand xylanase by solid-state fermentation (SSF). Agave bagasse was used as a carbonsource, growth support, and enzyme inducer in an SSF column reactor. Our resultshave shown that agave bagasse possesses excellent qualities as a carbon source,support, and inducer to produce cellulase enzymes with 39,330 IU/kg of AB using thefungus Neurospora sitophila BDJ-1I and 28,600 IU/kg of AB using the fungusAspergillus fumigatus BDJ-1S. The objective of our studies is to find biotechnologicalalternatives to revalue agave bagasse, a byproduct produced during tequilamanufacturing."

Palavras-chave: Cellulosic enzymes, solid-state fermentation, agave bagasse,

Palavras-chave: Cellulosic enzymes, solid-state fermentation, agave bagasse,

DOI: 10.5151/siintec2024-393854

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Delgado, Lorena Amaya; Béjar, José García; "BIOCONVERSION OF AGAVE BAGASSE TO PRODUCE CELLULOSIC ENZYMES IN SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION", p. 362-367 . In: . São Paulo: Blucher, 2024.
ISSN 2357-7592, DOI 10.5151/siintec2024-393854

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