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Cellulase




Cellulases break down cellulose and are a form of carbohydrase.



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Cellulase hydrolyses cellulose into the smaller units of monosaccharide (glucose) and disaccharide (cellobiose). It’s found in the digestive juices of some wood-boring insects and various microorganisms but not in mammals.



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