Enhancing Cellulase Production in Aureobasidium pullulans by Genome Shuffling

Abstract Cellulose is the most abundant renewable carbon source found in nature and is of great interest to various industries, including the food industry. Generally, microorganisms can be used to convert cellulosic materials into higher protein content, which can subsequently be used for animal feed. However, without the aid of cellulase, the cellulose structure is resistant to degradation.