Abstract
Sugarcane bagasse has been targeted as a feedstock for second-generation ethanol, which requires saccharification by lignocelulose-degrading enzymes, either for the pretreatment or for the liberation of monosaccharides from the polysaccharides of the cell wall. One of the major problems for the use of bagasse is the release of all monosaccharides, since the enzymes identified so far can o…