| In pathogens, there are multiple and independently regulated pectate lyase isoenzymes which are encoded by different genes. |
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| This protein has a pectate lyase enzyme activity and could be involved in cell wall elaboration during germination and pollen tube growth. |
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| Several protein improvement strategies were used to improve pectate lyase PEL168 from Bacillus subtilis. |
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| It is a member of the PL1 family and is thought to have pectate lyase activity. |
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| Temperature, microbial load, pectate lyase activity, colour and viscosity of the samples homogenized at increasing pressure were evaluated. |
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| Using pectate lyase, Dr. Lau has found that certain amino acid substitutions can substantially affect either the thermostability or the catalytic activity of the enzyme. |
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| The enzymes involved in the breakdown of pectin include pectate lyase, polygalacturonase and pectinesterase. |
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| A cell comprising a DNA sequence coding for at least the following elements fused sequentially into one open reading frame, a pectate lyase, a target site for proteolytic cleavage, and a polypeptide of exogenous origin. |
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| The enzyme pectin methyl esterase hydrolyzes pectin into methanol and pectate, and pectate is further hydrolyzed into smaller molecules by pectinase. |
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| Pectate lyase, a key enzyme in this process, has been genetically engineered for increased thermostability. |
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