Alberto Echevarría‐Poza

This paper develops a method to isolate holocellulose nanofibrils that preserves native cellulose-xylan architecture, leading to high-performance sustainable materials.

This study uses solid-state NMR to resolve the structure of plant cellulose microfibrils, revealing two interior glucose environments and four surface environments, challenging previous assumptions about crystallinity.

The paper identifies a conserved β-1,2-xylosyl modification in primary cell walls of gymnosperms and Arabidopsis, showing it is introduced by GT61 glycosyltransferases.

This study shows that galactosyl modification on glucomannans in Arabidopsis cell walls is fine-tuned by MAGTs, affecting cellulose interaction and cell wall architecture.

This study identifies a convergent evolution of MBGT genes in asterids and rosids, showing different evolutionary pathways for similar biochemical functions.