|
Reaction conditions optimization of cell wall degradingenzymes from mango bacterial leaf spot pathogen |
|
DOI: |
|
Hits: 1694 |
Download times: 684 |
Abstract: |
To optimize the reaction conditions of cell wall degrading enzymes from bacterial leaf spot pathogens ofMangifera indica Linn(mango),3,5-dinitrosalicylic acid method(DNS method)was used to determine the activitiesof cell wall degrading enzymes(CWDEs)with the induction substrate of 1% sodium carboxymethyl cellulose(CMC),0.5% CMC+0.5% pectin and 1% pectin,respectively;and these CWDEs assay conditions in terms of temperature,time,pH,ect were optimized. The results showed that,1.0% CMC was the most suitable substrate for the induction ofcarboxymethyl cellulose(Cx),whereas 1.0% pectin was most suitable for the induction of polygalacturonase(PG)andpectin methylgalactuionase(PMG). The activities of Cx and PG were the highest at 60℃ and 50℃,respectively,for60 min and 20 min,respectively;the activities of Cx and PG were the highest when the pH value reached 4.6 and 6.6,respectively. |
View Full Text
View/Add Comment Download reader |