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Two stage enzymatic pretreatment of rice straw for its valorisation using Silicase and Laccase.
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- Laccase-mediated silver nanoparticles as a nano-biocatalytic pretreatment platform for enhanced saccharification and bioethanol production from sugarcane bagasse.World journal of microbiology & biotechnology · 2026Article
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The present study investigated the cumulative effect of pretreatment of rice straw with two enzymes-Silicase (first report) and Laccase as initial stages. The optimal conditions for silicase pretreatment were determined to be a dosage of 100 U/10 g of rice straw, pH 7.0, temperature 40 ºC, and a treatment duration of 30 h. For laccase pretreatment, the ideal parameters were enzyme dose of 40 U/10 g of rice straw, pH 5.0, temperature 50 ºC, and a treatment time of 30 h. At optimized conditions, the silica reduction of ~ 20% was achieved by Silicase pretreatment, whereas the reduction in lignin was upgraded by ~ 29.8% after two stage pretreatment. A reduction of 28.6% in ash content of rice straw and 29.4% in silica was obtained during two stage enzymatic pretreatment. The FTIR studies of the pretreated and untreated straw also depicted the delignification, ash and silica removal of agro-waste. A peak observed at 1542 cm
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