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[Lysozyme activity of fungi of the genus Candida].

Rebrova Rn, Gorokhov Vi

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The capacity of fungi belonging to the genus Candida to produce lysozyme was studied. All 60 strains under study were found to possess pronounced muramidase activity. Among these cultures highly active lysozyme producers were discovered, which would make it possible to use them for production purposes in future.

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The capacity of fungi belonging to the genus Candida to produce lysozyme was studied. All 60 strains under study were found to possess pronounced muramidase activity. Among these cultures highly active lysozyme producers were discovered, which would make it possible to use them for production purposes in future.

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The capacity of fungi belonging to the genus Candida to produce lysozyme was studied. All 60 strains under study were found to possess pronounced muramidase activity. Among these cultures highly active lysozyme producers were discovered, which would make it possible to use them for production purposes in future.

Key concepts: Lysozyme, Muramidase, Microbiology, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry

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