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Microarray Polymer Profiling (MAPP) shows that glycan–protein interactions and interspecies differences in diverse leafy biomass are linked to Rubisco extractability, enabling improved yield optimization.
- Why it matters: Rubisco is abundant and valuable, but extraction is costly and inefficient, with species-specific effects and poorly understood cell wall–protein interactions limiting its underuse.
- What they did: The study used MAPP to map polysaccharides and proteins across diverse leafy biomass sources, then tested how carbohydrate-active enzymes and targeted cell wall modification affect Rubisco recovery.
- The result: The glycan–protein interaction patterns identified by MAPP guide biomass selection and extraction protocol optimization, and enzyme-mediated cell wall changes are evaluated for their impact on Rubisco recovery.
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