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Table 1 Improvement of lignocellulose degradation by addition of xylanase in the literature

From: Rational engineering of xylanase hyper-producing system in Trichoderma reesei for efficient biomass degradation

Biomassa

Cellulase loaded without xylanase addition

With xylanase addition

Improvementb (%)

Reference

Cellulase loaded

Xylanase loaded

APCS

8 mg/g biomass (12.2 FPU/g biomass)

5.48 mg/g biomass (8.4 FPU/g biomass)

2.53 mg/g biomass

34.64

This study

SPB

2.1 mg/g biomass

2 mg/g biomass

0.1 mg/g biomass

31.10

[49]

SPCS

35 mg/g cellulose

5 mg/g cellulose

30 mg/g cellulose

19.70

[6]

SPCS

5 mg/g cellulose

5 mg/g cellulose

30 mg/g cellulose

 ~ 41

SPSB

 ~ 31

SPLP

 ~ 15

RTILs-PWS

50 mg/g biomass

50 mg/g biomass

50 IU/g biomass

56.71

[50]

APCS

25 FPU/g biomass

25 FPU/g biomass

200 U/g biomass

90.20c

[36]

APCS

1.38 FPU/g biomass

1.38 FPU/g biomass

1.06 mg/g biomass

55.60d

[51]

SPRS

1 mL cellulase (sigma)

1 mL cellulase (sigma)

0.42 mg/g wet biomass

12.40

[35]

  1. aAPCS: alkali pretreated corn stover; SPB: alkaline pretreated bagasse; SPCS: steam pretreated corn stover; SPSB: steam pretreated sweet sorghum bagasse; SPLP: steam pretreated lodgepole pine; RTILs-PWS: RTILs (1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium acetate) pretreated wheat straw; SPRS: steam pretreated rice straw
  2. bThe improvement means the improvement in released glucose with xylanase addition compared to that without xylanase addition
  3. cThe improvement of 90.2% was measured after 8 h saccharification, which released 14 mM reducing sugar
  4. dThe improvement of 55.60% finally makes a 46.70% hydrolysis of cellulose