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Understanding the Dynamics of Biomass Deconstruction by the Cellulolytic Anaerobe C. thermocellum

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By John Yarbrough, Dominik G. Stich, Neal N Hengge, Qi Xu
| BioRxiv
Abstract Clostridium thermocellum is one of the most efficient microorganisms for the deconstruction of cellulosic biomass. To achieve this high level of cellulolytic activity, C. thermocellum uses large multienzyme complexes known as cellulosomes to break down complex polysaccharides found in plant cell walls. The attachment of bacterial cells to the nearby substrate via the cellulosome has been hypothesized to be the reason for this high efficiency.
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A deep-learning based approach to detect and classify animals flying near wind turbines using thermal surveillance cameras and open-source software

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By John Yarbrough, Isabelle Cuntiz, Jessica Schipper, Michael Lawson
| BioRxiv
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A deep-learning based approach to detect and classify animals flying near wind turbines using thermal surveillance cameras and open-source software

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By John Yarbrough, Michael Lawson, Isabelle Cuntiz, Jessica Schipper
| BioRxiv
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