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Meaning of "laccase"
Laccase is a noun that refers to an enzyme that is used in biochemistry and industry
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- Any of several copper-containing oxidase enzymes found in plants and microorganisms.
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Rivulosus produced laccase as at least two isoforms.
Laccase activity was detected only in conidiating cultures.
According to the invention microbial laccase is preferred.
Laccase enzyme was added in the form of product no.
Also provided are mediators for laccase reactions.
Laccase will not readily oxidize tyrosine.
The invention relates to new laccase enzymes.
The laccase is dissolved in water and sorbitol.
A reference experiment is performed without addition of laccase.
Preferred laccase enzymes are enzymes of microbial origin.
There are several ways to determine laccase activity.
The laccase or laccases can also be obtained by biotechnology.
At least one enzyme of laccase type.
Laccase activity was not detected at any stage of development.
The isolated laccase cDNAs are sequenced.
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Laccase was used in the amount indicated in the tables.
Commercially available are also tyrosinase and laccase preparations.
Use of laccase in the preparation of pasta.
Lignin is a typical aromatic substrate of laccase.
Trametes laccase served as a reference material.
Also provided herein are laccase polynucleotides.
A laccase is diluted in the same buffer.
Also suitable is the laccase enzyme.
The microbial laccase is preferably obtained from a fungus.
The sample is a representative laccase batch.
Laccase variants with improved properties.
The best studied bacterial laccase is CotA laccase.
The enzyme urishol oxidase is also considered to be a laccase.
Mycellophthora laccase is particularly preferred.
It is clearly visible that morphine is converted by the laccase.
The recombinant laccase being a thermostable protein remained in soluble fraction.
Oxygen is the reducing substrate needed by the laccase.
Laccase is found in fungi as well as some plants and bacteria.
The resistance to extension increases with increasing dosages of laccase.
Laccase enzymes of microbial and plant origin are well known.
We also found that the variant laccase remains active.
Tyrosinase and laccase as novel crosslinking tools for food biopolymers.
An example is the laccase reaction.
Laccase was able to increase the gel formation only slightly.
Relative activity measurement of laccase.
Project partners immobilised a sponge laccase on magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles.
The laccase enzymes are known from microbial and plant origin.
A volume corresponding to the volume of a laccase to be added was then withdrawn.
The laccase must be present in the medium to be detoxified in effective amounts.
The dough became softer and this is related to laccase mediation.
The isolated laccase gene is utilized in protein production in other organisms.
Screening of thermostable laccase.
The laccase according to the invention is also well suited to polymerisation.
The optimized substrate formulation for laccase production was then calculated.
Another exemplary oxidase for use according to the invention is laccase.
