THE SWELLING FACTOR IN CELLULOSE HYDROLYSIS

[1] ENZYMIC DEGRADATION OF CELLULOSE FIBERS [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1952, 22 (03) : 178 - 192

[2] FUNGAL CELLULASES .2. THE COMPLEXITY OF ENZYMES FROM ASPERGILLUS-ORYZAE THAT SPLIT BETA-GLUCOSIDIC LINKAGES, AND THEIR PARTIAL SEPARATION [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1952, 5 (04): : 433 - 443

[3] MARSH P, 1952, COMMUNICATION

[4] MARSH P. B., 1953, PLANT DIS REPORTER, V37, P71

[5] EXPERIMENTS WITH AN ALKALI SWELLING-CENTRIFUGE TEST APPLIED TO COTTON FIBER [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1953, 23 (11) : 831 - 841

[6] THE INFLUENCE OF WEATHERING AND OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE AQUEOUS-EXTRACT PH OF COTTON FIBER [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1951, 21 (08) : 565 - 579

[7] MCBURNEY LF, 1953, COMMUNICATION

[8] NICKERSON WJ, 1946, ARCH BIOCHEM, V10, P81

[9] THE BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION OF SOLUBLE CELLULOSE DERIVATIVES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE MECHANISM OF CELLULOSE HYDROLYSIS [J]. JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY, 1950, 59 (04) : 485 - 497

[10] SEPARATION OF COMPONENTS OF CELLULOLYTIC SYSTEMS BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY [J]. ARCHIVES OF BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS, 1953, 45 (01) : 74 - 82

[1] ENZYMIC DEGRADATION OF CELLULOSE FIBERS [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1952, 22 (03) : 178 - 192

[2] FUNGAL CELLULASES .2. THE COMPLEXITY OF ENZYMES FROM ASPERGILLUS-ORYZAE THAT SPLIT BETA-GLUCOSIDIC LINKAGES, AND THEIR PARTIAL SEPARATION [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1952, 5 (04): : 433 - 443

[3] MARSH P, 1952, COMMUNICATION

[4] MARSH P. B., 1953, PLANT DIS REPORTER, V37, P71

[5] EXPERIMENTS WITH AN ALKALI SWELLING-CENTRIFUGE TEST APPLIED TO COTTON FIBER [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1953, 23 (11) : 831 - 841

[6] THE INFLUENCE OF WEATHERING AND OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE AQUEOUS-EXTRACT PH OF COTTON FIBER [J]. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 1951, 21 (08) : 565 - 579

[7] MCBURNEY LF, 1953, COMMUNICATION

[8] NICKERSON WJ, 1946, ARCH BIOCHEM, V10, P81

[9] THE BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION OF SOLUBLE CELLULOSE DERIVATIVES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE MECHANISM OF CELLULOSE HYDROLYSIS [J]. JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY, 1950, 59 (04) : 485 - 497

[10] SEPARATION OF COMPONENTS OF CELLULOLYTIC SYSTEMS BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY [J]. ARCHIVES OF BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS, 1953, 45 (01) : 74 - 82