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9780841235472

Enzyme Applications in Fiber Processing

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  • ISBN13:

    9780841235472

  • ISBN10:

    0841235473

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-05-28
  • Publisher: American Chemical Society
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Summary

Focusing on fiber processing for pulp, paper, and textiles, this book takes a comprehensive look at enzymatic methods which avoid the use of harsh chemicals. It is divided into separate sections devoted to pulp and paper and to textiles.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
PULP AND PAPER 2(178)
1. Biotechnology in the Pulp and Paper Industry: An Overview
2(13)
Karl-Erik L. Eriksson
2. Overview of Biomechanical and Biochemical Pulping Research
15(12)
M. Akhtar
G. M. Scott
R. E. Swaney
T. K. Kirk
3. Biodegradation of Resin Acids in Pulp and Paper Industry: Application of Microorganisms and Their Enzymes
27(14)
Kunio Hata
Motoo Matsukura
Yuko Fujita
Kazumasa Toyota
Hidetaka Taneda
4. Freeness Improvement of Recycled Fibers Using Enzymes with Refining
41(14)
Lori A. Eriksson
John A. Heitmann, Jr.
Richard A. Venditti
5. Enzyme Applications in Conventional Kraft Pulping
55(11)
C. J. Jacobs-Young
Richard A. Venditti
T. W. Joyce
6. Characterization of Fungal Cellulases for Fiber Modification
66(9)
Martin Schulein
M. S. Kauppinen
L. Lange
S. F. Lasser
L. N. Andersen
S. Klysner
J. B. Nielsen
7. The Synergistic Effects of Endoglucanase and Xylanase in Modifying Douglas Fir Kraft Pulp
75(13)
Catherine D. Edgar
Shawn D. Mansfield
Georg M. Gubitz
John N. Saddler
8. Laccase Catalyzed Bonding of Wood Fibers
88(11)
Claus Felby
Per Ole Olesen
Tomas Tage Hansen
9. Enzymatic Activation of Wood Fibers for Wood Composite Production
99(17)
A. Kharazipour
K. Schindel
A. Huttermann
10. Visualization of the Action of Ligninolytic Enzymes on High-Yield Pulp Fibers
116(17)
K. Ruel
V. Burlat
J. Comtat
S. Moukha
J. C. Sigoillot
M. Asther
J. P. Joseleau
11. Applications of Enzymes in Paper Deinking Processes
133(9)
A. L. Moerkbak
W. Zimmermann
12. Characterization of Oxidoreductases, Ferrireductase, and Manganese Peroxidase, from White-Rot Fungi
142(13)
R. Kondo
H. Hirai
K. Harazono
K. Sakai
13. Isolation and Expression of Genes for Hemicellulases from Extremely Thermophilic Culturable and Unculturable Bacteria
155(13)
P. L. Bergquist
M. D. Gibbs
D. J. Saul
R. A. Reeves
D. D. Morris
V. S. J. Te'o
14. Expression and Secretion of Bacterial Thermophilic Hemicellulases in Kluyveromyces lactis
168(12)
D. J. Walsh
M. D. Gibbs
P. L. Bergquist
TEXTILES 180(150)
15. Processing Textile Fibers with Enzymes: An Overview
180(10)
Artur Cavaco-Paulo
16. Cotton Wall Structure and Enzymatic Treatments
190(14)
Ian R. Hardin
Yonghua Li
Danny Akin
17. Bioscouring of Cotton Fabrics with Cellulase Enzyme
204(8)
E. Csiszar
G. Szakacs
I. Rusznak
18. Pectin-Degrading Enzymes for Scouring Cotton
212(16)
M. Michelle Hartzell
You-Lo Hsieh
19. The Effect of Cellulases on the Biodegradation and Morphology of Naturally Colored Cotton Fibers
228(18)
Barbara R. Evans
Ida Lee
Jonathan Woodward
Sally V. Fox
20. Effect of Enzyme Treatment on Chemically Pretreated Linen
246(16)
K. K. Wong
X. M. Tao
C. W. M. Yuen
K. W. Yeung
21. The Control of an Enzymatic Treatment on Linen Fabrics To Eliminate Pectic Substances
262(7)
M.-H. Dezert
P. Viallier
D. Wattiez
22. Enzymatic Retting of Flax
269(10)
D. E. Akin
G. Henriksson
W. H. Morrison III
Karl-Erik L. Eriksson
23. Enzymes for Wool Fiber Modification
279(15)
E. Heine
B. Hollfelder
W. Lorenz
H. Thomas
G. Wortmann
H. Hocker
24. Interaction of Subtilisin-Type Protease with Merino Wool Fibers
294(12)
Y. M. Galante
D. Foglietti
C. Tonin
R. Innocenti
F. Ferrero
R. Monteverdi
25. Perspectives of Enzymes for Processing Cellulose for New Chemical Fibers
306(12)
H. Struszczyk
D. Ciechanska
26. Modification of Dissolving Pulp by Hydrolysis with Cellulase Enzymes
318(12)
L. Rahkamo
M. Vehvilainen
L. Viikari
P. Nousiainen
J. Buchert
Author Index 330(1)
Subject Index 331

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