| Título: | Induction of cellulase in fungi by cellobiose |
| Autores: | MANDELS, MARY ; REESE, ELWYIN T. |
| Tipo de documento: | texto impreso |
| ISBN/ISSN/DL: | 32359 |
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| Langues: | Inglés |
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| Resumen: | Cellulase is an adaptive enzyme in fungi. The inducing substrate, cellulose, is insoluble. How then does the induction occur? It is possible that soluble products of enzyme action are the natural inducers of the enzymes that attack insoluble substrates. This theory assumes that small amounts of the inducible enzymes are produced even in the absence of inducer. When substrate is present it is hydrolyzed, the soluble products then enter the cell and induce more enzyme. Examples of products acting as inducers of polysaccharases have been cited in a previous paper (AMandels and Reese, 1957), and cellobiose can act as an inducei of cellulase (Mandels and Reese, 1957 |
| Nota de contenido: | En: Journal of Bacteriology. -- 79 (6) : 816–826 (1960) |
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