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Two cell wall associated (β1, 3)glucanases in Neurospora crassa, 1, 3-glucanase-I and II, were solubilized by autolysis of the cell walls with 2M sodium chloride, and purified by laminarioligosaccharide AH-sepharose affinity chromatography followed by preparative disc gel electrophoresis. The 1, 3-glucanase-I has a strict specificity for (β1, 3)glucan and produces o-glucose by an exo-type mode of action. The 1, 3-glucanase-II has specificities for β-glucoside in addition to (β1, 3)glucan. The 1, 3-glucanase-I is more resistant to pH change and metal ions than the 1, 3-glucanase-II.
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