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POLYSACCHARIDE DEGRADING ENZYMES IN MICROBIAL POPULATIONS FROM THE LIQUID AND SOLID FRACTIONS OF BOVINE RUMEN DIGESTA
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1984
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BiotransformationBiochemistryAnimal NutritionLiquid PhaseGlycobiologyBiotechnologyPlant Structural PolysaccharidesMicrobial EcologyPolysaccharide DepolymerasePolysaccharideMicrobiologyMedicineHemicelluloseCarbohydrate-protein InteractionMicrobiological DegradationGlycosylation
Polysaccharide depolymerase and glycoside hydrolase enzymes involved in the degradation of plant structural polysaccharides were most active in the adherent particle-associated microorganisms, whereas soluble saccharides were metabolized by the liquid phase and nonadherent populations. The activities were constant confirming the stability of the populations. Key words: Polysaccharidase, glycosidase, particle-associated microorganisms