Contents of volume 57

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Journal

of Biotechnology

Contents

57 (1997) 227-228

of Volume

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Preface Minireviews J.-P. Belaich, C. Tardif, A. Belaich and C. Gaudin (France) The cellulolytic system of Clostridium cellulolyticum M. Linder and T. T. Teeri (Finland) The roles and function

of cellulose-binding

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domains

Regular Papers W. Helbert, J. Sugiyama, M. lshihara and S. Yamanaka (Japan) Characterization of native crystalline cellulose in the cell walls of Oomycota V. Garcia-Campayo and P. Beguin (France) Synergism between the cellulosome-integrating thermocellum

protein

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CipA and endoglucanase

CelD of Clostridium 39

M. Srisodsuk, J. Lehtid, M. Linder, E. Margolles-Clark, T. Reinikainen and T.T. Teeri (Finland) Trichoderma reesei cellobiohydrolase I with an endoglucanase cellulose-binding domain: action on bacterial microcrystalline cellulose G. W. Black, J.E. Rixon, J.H. Clarke, G.P. Hazlewood, Cellulose binding domains substrates

and linker sequences

L.M.A. Ferreira, D.N. Bolam and H.J. Gilbed

potentiate

the activity of hemicellulases

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(UK)

against complex 59

M. Schiilein (Denmark) Enzymatic properties of cellulases from Humicola

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insolens

N.R. Gilkes, E. Kwan, D.G. Kilburn, R.C. Miller and R.A.J. Warren (Canada) Attack of carboxymethylcellulose

at opposite ends by two cellobiohydrolases

from Cellulomonas

G.J. Davies, V. Ducros, R.J. Lewis, T.V. Borchert and M. Schtilein (UK, Denmark) Oligosaccharide specificity of a family 7 endoglucanase: insertion of potential sugar-binding S. Zhang and D.B. Wilson (USA) Surface residue mutations which change canase E2 H. Henriksson, Finland)

J. Stahlberg,

The catalytic amino-acid

A. Koivula,

the substrate

specificity

of Thermomonospora

fimi

subsites

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91

fusca endoglu101

G. Pettersson,

C. Divne, L. Valtcheva

residues in the active site of cellobiohydrolase

and R. lsaksson (Sweden,

1 are involved in chiral recognition

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H.J. Lee and 17.M. Brown Jr. (USA) A comparative structural characterization resolution electron microscopy study Hemicellulases

of’ Volume 57

of two

cellobiohydrolases

from

Trichoderma

reesei:

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Section

Minireview A. Ttirrtinen and J. Rouvinen (Finland) Structural and functional properties of low molecular

weight

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endo-1,4-/?-xylanases

Regular Papers P. Biely, M. VrSanskti, M. Tenkanen and D. Kluepfel (Slovakia, Finland, Endo+‘-1,4-xylanase families: differences in catalytic properties E. Margolles-Clark, M. l/m& and M. Penttild (Finland) Expression patterns of ten hemicellulase genes of the filamentous carbon sources

Canada) 151

fungus

Trichoderma

reesei on various 167

Y. Zhao, C.J. Chany II, P.F.G. Sims and M.L. Sinnott USA, UK) Definition of the substrate specificity of the ‘sensing’ xylanase of Streptomyces charide and cellooligosaccharide glycosides of 3,4_dinitrophenol

cyaneus

using xylooligosac181

M. Tenkanen, M. Makkonen, M. Perttula, L. Viikari and A. Teleman (Finland) Action of Trichoderma reesei mannanase on galactoglucomannan in pine kraft pulp

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SD. Mansfield, E. de Jong, R.S. Stephens and J. N. Saddler (Canada, Physical characterization of enzymatically modified kraft pulp fibers

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J. Buchert, T. Tamminen and L. Viikari (Finland) Impact of the Donnan effect on the action of xylanases

USA)

on fibre substrates

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Author Index

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Subject Index

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