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Protenas que remodelan y degradan la pared celular vegetal: perspectivas actuales

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Figure 2. Structure of the main biopolymers forming the plant cell wall. A) Homopolysaccharidic  structure  of crystalline and amorphous cellulose
Table 1. Some aerobic and anaerobic cellulolytic fungi, enzymes they produce and subs- subs-trates they degrade
Figure 3. Enzymes participating in the degradation of cell wall components. A) Degradation of cellulose
Figure 4. Domain structure of expansins and possible functions. A) Structure of plant expansins, with  a signal peptide and domains I and II, showing their three-dimensional structure
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