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Computer simulation studies of microcrystalline cellulose Iβ
Carbohydrate Research · 2005 · Vol. 341(1) · pp. 138–152
James F. Matthews(Cornell University)Cathy E. Skopec(Cornell University)Philip E. Mason(Cornell University)Pierfrancesco Zuccato(Cornell University)Robert Torget(National Renewable Energy Laboratory)Junji Sugiyama(Kyoto University)Michael E. Himmel✉(National Renewable Energy Laboratory)John W. Brady✉(Cornell University)
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Carbohydrate ConformationCelluloseComputer SimulationCrystallizationHydrogen BondingWaterX-Ray Diffraction
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