Publications

penicillium subrubescens, a new species efficiently producing inulinase.	inulin is a reserve carbohydrate in about 15 % of the flowering plants and is accumulated in underground tubers of e.g. chicory, dahlia and jerusalem artichoke. this carbohydrate consists of linear chains of β-(2,1)-linked fructose attached to a sucrose molecule. inulinases hydrolyse inulin into fructose and glucose. to find efficient inulin degrading fungi, 126 fungal strains from the fungal biotechnology culture collection (fbcc) at university of helsinki and 74 freshly isolated strains from s ...	2013	23559042
novel penicillium cellulases for total hydrolysis of lignocellulosics.	the (hemi)cellulolytic systems of two novel lignocellulolytic penicillium strains (penicillium pulvillorum tub f-2220 and p. cf. simplicissimum tub f-2378) have been studied. the cultures of the penicillium strains were characterized by high cellulase and β-glucosidase as well moderate xylanase activities compared to the trichoderma reesei reference strains qm 6a and rutc30 (volumetric or per secreted protein, respectively). comparison of the novel penicillium and t. reesei secreted enzyme mixtu ...	2013	23608505
the fatty acids of penicillium pulvillorum.		1968	5681417