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The cellulose-binding domains of cellulases: tools for biotechnology

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Published1989
Citations95
References22

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1988 • 6,107 citations

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1988 • 662 citations

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1988 • 585 citations

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1988 • 539 citations

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1988 • 383 citations

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1988 • 342 citations

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1987 • 336 citations

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1984 • 265 citations

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1986 • 159 citations

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1987 • 147 citations

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1988 • 140 citations

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1988 • 127 citations

Cloning of the Thermomonospora fusca Endoglucanase E2 Gene in Streptomyces lividans: Affinity Purification and Functional Domains of the Cloned Gene Product

1988 • 99 citations

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1988 • 96 citations

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1988 • 87 citations

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1989 • 83 citations

Isolated fungal cellulose terminal domains and a synthetic minimum analogue bind to cellulose

1989 • 81 citations

Effect of physical parameters on the adsorption characteristics of fractionated Trichoderma reesei cellulase components

1988 • 77 citations

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1989 • 75 citations

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1985 • 72 citations

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1989 • 61 citations

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