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Close A new study recently showed that the discovery of a novel enzyme that emits a valuable chemical substance from agricultural waste could offer an essential breakthrough in the upscaling of chemicals and renewable fuels. A Mirage News report said that researchers, headed by the University of York, have identified an enzyme in a fungus that can function as a catalyst to lead to a chemical reaction that s breaking down lignocellulose. Lignocellulose, as explained in ScienceDirect, exists in forestry and agricultural waste like wheat straw for one, was used in this particular study. For such a long time, it has been considered by science experts that this dry matter could be utilized as a sustainable resource for fuel and chemical production if a way of breaking it down could be found in order for it to be effectively processed.

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