ArticleBiochemistry2026
Deacetylation of β-Mannans by Two Complementary Carbohydrate Esterases from the Human Gut Microbe
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- Metabolism of β-mannans by representative, understudied Bacillota species from the human colon.FEMS microbiology ecology · 2026Article
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Abstract
β-Mannans are widespread in the human diet as components of plant-derived foods and as food additives. Several β-mannans are decorated with acetylations, which are key to their physicochemical properties and protection against enzymatic degradation. Depolymerization of acetylated β-mannans has been described in depth for members of the phylum Bacillota, while there is limited mechanistic knowledge on how Bacteroidota utilizes these glycans. Here, we combined proteomics and biochemical analyses to functionally characterize a pair of carbohydrate esterases (CEs) from
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