An ancient family of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases with roles in arthropod development and biomass digestion
Federico Sabbadin(University of York), Simon J. McQueen‐Mason(University of York), Luisa Ciano(University of York), Leonardo D. Gómez(University of York), G.J. Davies(New York Structural Biology Center), Paul H. Walton(University of York), Theodora Tryfona(University of Cambridge), G.R. Hemsworth(University of York), Neil C. Bruce(University of York), Paul Dupree(University of Cambridge), Bernard Henrissat(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Luisa Elias(University of York), Adam Dowle(University of York), Rachael Simister(University of York), Katrin Beßer(University of York), Rachel Bates(University of York), Yi Li(Wuhan No.1 Hospital), Rita Delgado Marques(University of Cambridge), Sean T. Sweeney(University of York), Giovanna Pesante(University of York)
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