Proteolysis of Wool and its S-Carboxymethyl Derivatives by Pronase and Other Proteases
PH Springell
Abstract
PH Springell
Abstract
The proteolysis of native Merino wool by pronase, a protease from Streptomyces griMm, was shown to resemble that of other proteases in liberating cortioal cells and solubilizing less than 20% of the fibre.
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The proteolysis of native Merino wool by pronase, a protease from Streptomyces griMm, was shown to resemble that of other proteases in liberating cortioal cells and solubilizing less than 20% of the fibre.
Key concepts: Pronase, Proteolysis, Proteases, Protease, Biological sciences, Wool, Biochemistry, Biology