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Canadian Journal of Biochemistry, 1969
Esterases produced by eight species of fungi are capable of hydrolyzing the benzoyl esters of simple sugars. These benzoyl esterases are of two types based on their specificities. One type acts on a broad band of benzoyl esters, including benzoylcholine, and is found only in Aspergillus terricola.
E T, Reese, A, Maguire, F W, Parrish
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Esterases produced by eight species of fungi are capable of hydrolyzing the benzoyl esters of simple sugars. These benzoyl esterases are of two types based on their specificities. One type acts on a broad band of benzoyl esters, including benzoylcholine, and is found only in Aspergillus terricola.
E T, Reese, A, Maguire, F W, Parrish
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Esterases in fireflies and their inhibition
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1961Abstract Homogenized tissues of fireflies contain an aliesterase and a cholinesierase. The first enzyme is distributed throughout the body; the second one is concentrated mainly in the head. The aliesterase was inhibited by DFP and by the carbamate-type insecticides, Isolan and Sevin.
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The esterases: Perspectives and problems
Chemico-Biological Interactions, 1993Many proteins capable of hydrolysing esters are present in biological material of all kinds (microorganisms, plants, invertebrates and vertebrates). Some serve, as indicated by their substrate specificity and distribution within organisms, a defined biological function.
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Control of secondary cell wall patterning involves xylan deacetylation by a GDSL esterase
Nature Plants, 2017Bao-Cai Zhang +8 more
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