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Multienzyme Profiling of Thermophilic Microorganisms with a Substrate Cocktail Assay
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2005
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Phenozym Tm CocktailEnzymologyEngineeringBiochemistrySubstrate Cocktail AssayNatural SciencesBiocatalysisMicrobial ProteomicsCellular EnzymologyBiotechnologyEnzyme CatalysisEnzyme Activity ProfilesEnzyme SpecificityEnvironmental MicrobiologyMicrobiologyAnalytical BiotechnologyQuantitative MicrobiologyCocktail Reagent
Abstract Labeled substrates for 16 different catalytic activities were combined into a cocktail reagent for multienzyme functional profiling, called PHENOZYM TM . The assay involves a single reaction followed by determination of substrate consumption by HPLC‐analysis. The method allows a rapid identification of multiple enzyme activities, and is compatible with a diversity of growth media and reaction conditions (pH, temperature). The PHENOZYM TM cocktail was used to analyze the activity of 16 enzyme activities in a series of microbial strains, including thermophilic microorganisms. The functional profiles were used for a functional classification of the different microbial strains tested by hierarchical cluster analysis. The resulting “phylo‐enzymatic” tree revealed associations consistent with the known phylogenetic classification of the strains. The influence of the culture medium on the enzyme activity profiles was also apparent.
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