Methods of saccharification of polysaccharides in plants

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PATENT NO 8709742
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12901507

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Saccharification of polysaccharides of plants is provided, where release of fermentable sugars from cellulose is obtained by adding plant tissue composition. Production of glucose is obtained without the need to add additional β-glucosidase. Adding plant tissue composition to a process using a cellulose degrading composition to degrade cellulose results in an increase in the production of fermentable sugars compared to a process in which plant tissue composition is not added. Using plant tissue composition in a process using a cellulose degrading enzyme composition to degrade cellulose results in decrease in the amount of cellulose degrading enzyme composition or exogenously applied cellulase required to produce fermentable sugars.

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APPLIED BIOTECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE INCSAN LUIS OBISPO CA

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Fake, Gina Arryo Grande, US 3 13
Howard, John Cayucos, US 141 4916

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