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Pectinase and Cellulase Enzyme Inhibitor from Sericea and Certain Other Plants
Botanical Gazette, 1965A water-soluble substance isolated from the leaves of seven plant species is shown to inhibit the fungal hydrolytic enzymes, pectinase and cellulase. Three plants-sericea, muscadine grape, and persimmon-were found to be good sources of the inhibitor. Preparations of all three, isolated by the caffeine-complex method, were rated about equal in enzyme ...
Thomas A. Bell, John L. Etchells
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Role of Pectinases and Carbohydrate-Degrading Enzymes in Biosensing Applications
Journal of Engineering, Science and Technological TrendsEnzyme-based biosensors have emerged as powerful analytical platforms for transforming specific biochemical interactions into measurable signals, enabling rapid, sensitive, and selective monitoring across healthcare, food safety, environmental analysis, and industrial biotechnology.
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Study on effect on pulp enzyme and pectinase on the juice yield of kiwi fruit
2011 International Conference on New Technology of Agricultural, 2011In order to produce kiwifruit juice, by single factor and orthogonal test, according to the juice yield, preservation rate of Vc, changes of juice color and aroma as the index, using pectinase and pulp enzyme dealed with kiwi fruit pulp to explore a better technology.
null Hai-ning Zhang +5 more
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Green Enzymes from Fruit Waste Aspergillus Sp-Derived Pectinase
Journal of Scientific ResearchPectinase is one of the essential enzymes used in industry and biotechnology, along with cellulase and amylase. This study aimed to isolate pectinase-enzyme-producing organisms and characterise them. Fungal cultures with pectinase activity were isolated from different samples of rotten fruits like oranges, bananas, pomegranates, and soil samples.
Ebrahim. A.Naji +3 more
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Production of Pectinase Enzymes by Citrus Fruits Contaminant Fungi.
Assiut Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2010Wafek S.M. Ragab +2 more
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PECTIC ENZYMES: INDIVIDUAL AND CONCERTED KINETIC BEHAVIOR OF PECTINESTERASE AND PECTINASE
Journal of Food Science, 1974SAMUN DAHODWALA +2 more
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INCREASING PECTINASE ENZYME ACTIVITY BY INCORPORATING A SURFACE ACTIVE MICROGEL
Microgels were made to be a carrier for enzymes. the microgels with enzymes proved to increase enzymatic activity due to the surface activity nature of the microgels that helps concentrated the enzyme on the surface of solid particles suspended in solution.Almudhhi, I. Y. +2 more
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