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cellulolytic
[ sel-yuh-loh-lit-ik ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of cellulolytic1
Example Sentences
We found that the hamadryas baboon has more so-called cellulolytic microbes—which break down plant cell walls—than the olive baboon does, in keeping with its higher-fiber diet.
“I’m not convinced at all that there's any limitation to the cellulolytic activity in this system based upon the data they have,” Eisen says of the new study.
The 2-keto-acid pathway has also been engineered in Corynebacterium glutamicum, a bacterium known for its high amino-acid production; S. cerevisiae, in which the endogenous 2-ketoisovalerate biosynthetic pathway was upregulated and localized to the cytosol; Clostridium acetobutylicum, a cellulolytic bacterium that produces isobutanol directly from crystalline cellulose through consolidated bioprocessing; S.elongatus, a photosynthetic bacterium; and engineered to metabolize protein-rich substrates such as the potentially abundant feedstock algal hydrolysate.
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