Iliana Barrera

This study investigated the potential of wastepaper hydrolysate as a sustainable and low-cost carbon source for single-cell oil and protein production, attending to the growing need for alternative feedstocks and waste management strategies. Wastepaper, characterized by its high carbohydrate content, was subjected to enzymatic and chemo-enzymatic treatments for carbohydrate release. The chemo-enzymatic treatment performed better, yielding 65.3 g L−1 of fermentable sugars.

1 Introduction Dystonia is a diverse group of movement disorders that involve repetitive, often painful movements of affected body parts resulting in abnormal gaits and postures (Grütz and Klein, 2021). Several forms of inherited, monogenic dystonia have been characterized (Weisheit et al., 2018) and one such type is DYT-PRKRA (aka DYT16), caused by mutations in the PRKRA gene, which encodes the protein PACT (Patel and Sen, 1998).