Purification and some properties of a secreted Urease from Evernia prunastri thallus

Author:
Perez-Urria E. & Vicente C.
Year:
1989
Journal:
Journal of Plant Physiology
Pages:
133(6): 692-695
Url:
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A secreted urease from the lichen Evernia prunastri thallus has been purified from the media in which thallus samples were floated for 1 h in the dark. This enzyme is a glycoprotein which contains 845 residues of galactose per molecule of protein. The Km of this enzyme has been estimated as 3.45 mM for urea. The enzyme is activated by atranorin, the only phenol which dissolves in the incubation media. This phenol behaves as an acompetitive activator of secreted urease with a Ka value of 0.7 mM. Evemia prunastri, atranorin, glycoprotein, secreted urease, lichen
Id:
1519
Submitter:
jph
Post_time:
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