Advances in Enzymic Hydrolysis of Cellulose and Related Materials. Including a Bibliography for the Years 1950–1961

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v, ELWYN T. REESE
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS, Page ix
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages xi-xii, WARD PIGMAN
STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF CELLULOSE THAT INFLUENCE ITS SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS, Pages 1-32, ELLIS B. COWLING
THE EFFECT OF CELLULOLYTIC ENZYMES ON SOME PROPERTIES OF COTTON FIBERS, Pages 33-49, KEITH SELBY
CRITERIA FOR CHARACTERIZING CELLULASES, Pages 51-70, D.R. WHITAKER
MEASUREMENT OF CELLULASE AND FACTORS AFFECTING ITS ACTIVITY, Pages 71-92, G. HALLIWELL
PURIFICATION OF CELLULASE AND RELATED ENZYMES, Pages 93-114, Yohichi Hashimoto, Kazutosi Nisizawa
INHIBITION OF CELLULASES AND β-GLUCOSIDASES, Pages 115-157, MARY MANDELS, ELWYN T. REESE
ENDWISE DEGRADATION OF CELLULOSE, Pages 159-170, K.W. KING
SPECIFICITIES OF SOME CELLULASES OF THE “RANDOM”-TYPE, Pages 171-184, K. NISIZAWA, Y. HASHIMOTO, Y. SHIBATA
THE ACTION OF β-GLYCANASES ON β-GLYCANS OF MIXED LINKAGE, Pages 185-195, A.S. PERLIN
ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF β-GLUCANS, Pages 197-234, ELWYN T. REESE, MARY MANDELS
DEGRADATION OF FOODSTUFFS BY CELLULASE AND RELATED ENZYMES, Pages 235-253, NOBUO TOYAMA
APPLICATIONS FOR CELLULASES, Pages 255-256, L.A. UNDERKOFLER
THE STATE OF THE ART, Pages 257-259, R.G.H. SIU
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 261-290