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Product M1245
MarkerGeneTM Fluorescent Cellulase Assay Kit

MarkerGeneTM Fluorescent Cellulase Assay Kit
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CAS Number: [N/A]
Unit Price (USD):
1 kit $228.75
Bulk Price/unit (when you buy 5 or more): $183.00
Description: The Fluorescent Cellulase Assay Kit allows fast and easy detection of most cellulases in a microtiter plate based assay format.
Application: Cellulases are a family of enzymes that include ß-Glucosidases, endoglucanases, and exoglucanases. These enzymes cleave the ß-1,4-D-glycosidic bonds that link the glucose units comprising cellulose. In addition to being produced by plants, cellulase activity is found in many fungi and bacteria, including some plant pathogens. Most animal cells are not known to produce cellulase; cellulolytic activity is often carried out in animals by symbionts. However, recent evidence does suggest cellulase production in some animals, such as insects and arthopods. The study of cellulase activity has many applications in plant molecular biology, agriculture, and manufacturing. Cellulase is also becoming important in the development of alternative fuel sources, as glucose obtained from cellulose hydrolysis is easily fermented into ethanol. Activity of most cellulases can be monitored using our long wavelength fluorescent substrate, Resorufin Cellobioside (Product M1238), contained in the kit. Upon cleavage, the fluorescent compound, Resorufin (Product M0202), is released and activity measurements are easily obtained in a microtiter plate based assay format. The kit contains enough substrate for 200 assays and control experiments (100 μL reaction volume) and also contains reference standards and a detailed protocol for use. See the references below for more information and applications.
References:
- Coleman D.J., Studler M.J., Naleway J.J. (2007) "A long-wavelength fluorescent substrate for continuous fluorometric determination of cellulase activity: resorufin-β-D-cellobioside." Anal. Biochem. 371: 146-153
- Shani Z., Dekel M., Roiz L., Horowitz M., Kolosovski N., Lapidot L., Alkan S., Koltai H., Tsabary G., Goren R., Shoseyov O. (2006) "Expression of endo-1,4-β-glucanase (cel1) in Arabidopsis thaliana is associated with plant growth, xylem development and cell wall thickening." Plant Cell Rep, 25: 1067-1074
- Villena G.K., Gutierrez-Correa M. (2006) "Production of cellulase by Aspergillus niger biofilms developed on polyester cloth." Letters in Applied Microbiology. 43: 262-268
- Zhang Q., Bai G., Yang W., Li H., Xiong H. (2006). "Pathogenic cellulase assay of pine wilt disease and immunological localization." Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem. 70(11): 2727-32
- Nakata T., Miyafuji H., Saka S. (2006) "Bioethanol from cellulose with supercritical water treatment followed by enzymatic hydrolysis." Appl. Biochem. Biotechnol. 129-132: 476-85
- Watanabe H., Tokuda G. (2001) "Animal Cellulases." Cell. Mol. Life Sci. 58: 1167-1178
- "Characterization of a Bifunctional Cellulase and Its Structural Gene." J. Biochem, 270(43): 26012-26019
- Boschker H.T.S., Cappenberg T.E. (1994) "A sensitive method using 4-Methylumbelliferyl-beta-Cellobiose as a Substrate to Measure (1,4)-beta-Glucanase Activity in Sediments." Applied and Environmental Biology, 60(10): 3592-3596
- Chernoglazov V.M., Jafarova A.N., Klyosov A.A. (1989) "Continuous photometric determination of endo-1,4-beta-D-glucanase (cellulase) activity using 4-methylumbelliferyl-beta-D-cellobioside as a substrate." Anal Biochem, 179(1): 186-189
- Thayer D.W. (1978) "Carboxymethylcellulase produced by facultative bacteria from the hind-gut of the termite Reticulitermes hesperus." Journal of General Microbiology, 106(1) 13-8
- Ferrari T., Arnison, P. (1974) "Extraction and Partial Characterization of Cellulases from Expanding Pea Epicotyls." Plant Physiol. 54: 487-493
Keywords:
Fluorescent Cellulase Assay Kit, Fluorescent, Cellulase, Assay, agriculture, manufacturing, glucos, cellulases, wavelength, Resorufin Cellobioside, Resorufin, Cellobioside, Marker Gene
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