Enzyme Activity and Electrophoretic Profile of Extracellular Protein Induced in spp. by Cell Walls of Free

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Summary: 1,3--D-Glucanase and chitinase activities were induced in when glucose or cell walls of (anastomosis group AG2) were used as sole carbon source. Electrophoresis showed that more proteins were induced by cell walls than by glucose. The composition, as revealed by electrophoresis, of the extracellular proteins was similar when grown on AG2 and AG4 cell walls but different for AG1 cell walls. Several major proteins were induced in all strains of but there were strain differences in the number and intensity of other proteins. The number of induced proteins was less for four strains of and their composition was different from those of five strains of . The results indicate that chitinase, 1,3-β-D-glucanase and a large number of other extracellular proteins may be involved in the degradation of cell walls.

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