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never [62]
2 years ago
13

Under what conditions does mushroom cellobiase generate glucose most efficiently?

Biology
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patriot [66]2 years ago
5 0

Under the following conditions does mushroom cellobiase generate glucose most efficiently- Temperature- 50 to 55 degree Celsius and pH 4.8.

Cellobiase is an enzyme found in fungi that is used for the last process of breaking down of the cellulose into glucose to produce energy.

As every enzyme works optimally in a certain temperature and pH condition the ideal temperature for the working of cellobiase is 50 to 55 degree celsius and ideal pH is 4.8.

These enzyme is essential for the process of breakdown of cellulose hence organisms like fungi and bacteria possessing this enzyme is only able to digest the cellulose.

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