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Overview

SigmaAldrich Driselase is a cell wall degrading enzyme composed of cellulases, hemicellulases, pectinases, and other enzymes. Therefore, it is highly effective in removing plant cell walls to produce protoplasts.

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SigmaAldrich Driselase Collapse EnzymeIn detecting the release of soybean Su esterase from intact cell wallsxiangThe abilities of Dou Su and Ferula Roy groups were used as controls.[1]It was also used in a research projectCharcoal mushroomPathogenicity of corn and its application in the preparation of mycelial protoplasts.[2]

A study has been conducted using the catabolic enzyme of basidiomycetes to investigate the digestion characteristics of arabinoxylan with different feruloyl side chains by fungal glycosidase. A study has been conducted on the purification, characterization, and mode of action of Hanno galacturonate hydrolase using the catabolic enzyme of Basidiomycota.

Biochemical/physiological effects

SigmaAldrich Driselase Collapse EnzymeIt is a cell wall degrading enzyme composed of cellulases, hemicellulases, pectinases, and other enzymes. Therefore, it is highly effective in removing plant cell walls to produce protoplasts.[3]