- An
exoenzyme, or
extracellular enzyme, is an
enzyme that is
secreted by a cell and
functions outside that cell.
Exoenzymes are
produced by both prokaryotic...
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Sinorhizobium meliloti)
xanthan (Xanthomonas campestris)
welan (Alcaligenes spp.)
Exoenzymes are
enzymes secreted by microorganisms, such as
bacteria and fungi, to...
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substances to permeate. For
larger nutrients, Gram-positive
bacteria utilize exoenzymes,
secreted extracellularly to
break down
macromolecules outside the cell...
- penicillin-binding
protein 2a (PBP2a), as well as
various enterotoxins and
exoenzymes.
Staphylococcus schleiferi is
differentiated from
other Staphylococcal...
- the term is used
primarily to
differentiate a
specific enzyme from an
exoenzyme. It is
possible for a
single enzyme to have both
endoenzymatic and exoenzymatic...
- play a role in the
spread of
virulence factors, such as
exotoxins and
exoenzymes,
amongst bacteria. This
change then
stays in the
genome of the infected...
-
organic matter decomposition. The soil
microbial po****tion
releases exoenzymes (1),
which depolymerize the dead
organic matter (2). The
microbial decomposers...
- α-1,6-glucanohydrolase) is a
specific kind of glucanase, an
amylolytic exoenzyme, that
degrades pullulan. It is
produced as an extracellular, cell surface-anc****d...
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Extracellular enzymes or
exoenzymes are
synthesized inside the cell and then
secreted outside the cell,
where their function is to
break down
complex macromolecules...
- diphtheria-like toxins, cholera-like toxins,
binary toxins and C3-like
exoenzymes. C3-like
exoenzymes unlike other ADP-ribosyltransferase
toxins do not
require a...
