Help with yeast research (lyticase)

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Author: Brian Krett
Date: Wed, 18 Jan 1995 16:19

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	Our lab; Dr. Paul Laybourn@Colostate University is currently 
researching yeast. We have been sphereoplasting the yeast cells with 
lyticase from the organism "Oerskovia xanthieolytica" (previously called 
Arthrobacter letus) but have run into some problems. 
	We have been having a difficult time obtaining useable amounts of 
the enzyme from our cultures and feel that the glycerol stocks may have 
become contaminated, reference Journal of Bacteriology, May 1980, p 414-423. 
Anybody with any information on the xanthieolytica morphology or anybody 
that has used this orgainism, their help and assistance would be 
greatly appreciated.
	
				Thank you;
		Brian Krett (bkrett@lamar.colostate.edu)

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