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Multicopper oxidases (MCOs) use copper ions as cofactors to oxidize a variety of substrates while reducing oxygen to water. MCOs have been identified in various taxa, with notable occurrences in fungi. The role of these fungal MCOs in lignin degradation sparked an interest due to their potential for application in biofuel production and various other industries. MCOs consist of different protein domains, which led to their classification into two-, three- and six-domain MCOs. The previously established Laccase and Multicopper Oxidase En
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