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SR 17
SR a
C
C
0
18
Cellulose-to-glucose reaction:
r
2
k
2r
E
1bC
C
1 G
2
=K
2IG
2
G=K
2IG
SR 19
Cellobiose-to-glucose reaction:
r
3
k
3r
E
2fL
G
2
K
3M
1 G=K
3IG
G
2
20
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