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Gel properties and formation mechanism of soy protein isolate gels improved by wheat bran cellulose
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Variability in structural carbohydrates, lipid composition, and cellulosic sugar production from industrial hemp varieties
The aim of this study was to determine carbohydrate recovery from hemp for ethanol production and quantify biodiesel from TAG (Triacylglycerol) present in hemp. The structural composition of five different hemp varieties (Seward County-SC, York County-YC, Loup County-LC, 19 m96136-19 m, and CBD Hemp-CBD) were analyzed. Concentration of glucan and xylan ranged between 32.63 to 44.52% and 10.62 to 15.48% respectively. The biomass was then pretreated with Liquid hot water followed by disk milling and then hydrolyzed enzymatically to yield monomeric sugars. High glucose (63-85%) and xylose (73-88%) recovery was achieved. Lipids were extracted from hemp using hexane and isopropanol and then transesterified to produce biodiesel. Approximately, 50% of total fatty acids in SC, LC, and CBD hemp were linoleic acid. Palmitic acid was present between 32 to 50% in varieties YC and 19 m. Highest TAG concentration at 25% of total lipids was observed in CBD hemp. In conclusion, the analysis on lipid composition and high sugar recovery demonstrates hemp as a potential bioenergy crop for ethanol and biodiesel coproduction.
Synthesis of cellulose acetate using as raw material textile wastes
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Contact-dewatered cellulose nanomaterials for reinforced biopolymer composites
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Plant cellulose synthase membrane protein isolation directly from Pichia pastoris protoplasts, liposome reconstitution, and its enzymatic characterization
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Rheological behavior of cellulose nanofibril suspensions with varied levels of fines and solid content
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Architecture of the Cellulose Synthase Outer Membrane Channel and Its Association with the Periplasmic TPR Domain
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