A thermotolerant beta-glucosidase isolated from an endophytic fungi, Periconia sp., with a possible use for biomass conversion to sugars.
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Lily Eurwilaichitr | Verawat Champreda | L. Eurwilaichitr | V. Champreda | Piyanun Harnpicharnchai | Warasirin Sornlake | P. Harnpicharnchai | Warasirin Sornlake | Piyanun Harnpicharnchai
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