Abstract:Based on homology search in the amino acid sequences, a chimeric ß-glucosidase with enzyme activity has been prepared by replacing C-terminal region of Thr509-Arg646 from Cellvibrio gilvus with N-terminal region of Arg160-Gly283 from Ruminococcus albus. The chimeric enzyme showed broader optimum pH and slightly higher heat stability compared with original C. gilvus enzyme.
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