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Producción de etanol a partir de lodos papeleros usando extracto enzimático producido por hongos filamentosos (Verticillium sp.y Penicillium sp.)

dc.contributor.advisorPrieto Correa, Rosa Erlide
dc.contributor.authorAngulo de Castro, Ivonne
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dc.date.created2016
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dc.description.abstractEl lodo papelero ha sido considerado una biomasa atractiva para la producción de biocombustibles de segunda generación. Por otra parte, las enzimas son un factor crítico en la bioconversión de los residuos lignocelulósicos ya que debido a sus costos, son un cuello de botella económico en la producción de bioetanol (Machado et al., 2010). Se produjo un extracto enzimático a partir de los hongos filamentosos Verticillium sp. y Penicillium sp., compuesto por proteinas con pesos moleculares entre 11,62 y 107,6 kDa. El extracto fue usado para producir azúcares fermentables por hidrólisis enzimática y sus resultados fueron comparados con los azúcares producidos empleando la enzima comercial Cellic®, suministrada por Novozymes. Se evaluaron factores como tiempo de hidrólisis, temperatura, concentración de extracto enzimático o enzima comercial y carga de lodo. La hidrólisis con extracto enzimático produjo el 26% y 17% de los azúcares reductores producidos con Cellic® a 37°C y 45°C respectivamente, bajo las mismas condiciones (18,17% carga de lodo, 6% extracto o enzima, 150 rpm y 12 horas. Se observó un efecto buffer por las cenizas presentes en el lodo papelero. ​​es_CO
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dc.subjectAlcohol
dc.subjectHongos filamentosos
dc.subjectPenicillium
dc.subjectVerticillium
dc.titleProducción de etanol a partir de lodos papeleros usando extracto enzimático producido por hongos filamentosos (Verticillium sp.y Penicillium sp.)es_CO
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