Yeast protoplasts /lyticase
Jaime Arenas
arenas at citiago.bitnet
Thu Dec 6 16:06:47 EST 1990
> Does anyone know a good enzyme (and source!) for degrading yeast
> (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) cell walls to make protoplasts? We have
> had a go with Sigma lyticase (mixture of stuff from Arthrobacter), which
> certainly lives up to its name (i.e. clobbers the protoplasts after making
> them). Once upon a time there was helkicase from snails, which is supposed to
> be good (not in Sigma catalogue). [that was helicase!]
We always use Zymolyase from SEIKAGAKU with good results.
ZYMOLYASE - 100T
CAT# 120493
SEIKAGAKU AMERICA INC.
P.O. BOX 21517
St. Petersburg, FL 33742
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Jaime Arenas, Ph.D.
Division of Biology 147-75
CALTECH
Pasadena, CA 91125
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