Titlebook: Microbial Enzymes in Aquatic Environments; Ryszard J. Chróst Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991 biotechnology.chemistry.ecophysi

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Extracellular Enzymatic Interactions: Storage, Redistribution, and Interspecific Communication, element? This question is important because many scientists speak rather casually about endo- and exoenzymatic activity in relation to cellular metabolism. Obviously most of the enzymatic activity is intracellular, associated with biosynthetic reactions driven by energy liberated from the hydrolysi

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Ecological Aspects of Enzymatic Activity in Marine Sediments,e organic matter entering the sediment via sedimentation is particulate organic carbon, which has to be extracellularly decomposed by enzymes prior to incorporation into microbial cells. The enzymatic hydrolysis of higher-molecular-weight material is considered to be the rate-limiting step in the pr

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Extracellular Enzyme Activity in Eutrophic and Polyhumic Lakes,y different disciplines, such as applied microbiology, biotechnology, biochemistry, and medicine (Pollock, 1962; Priest, 1977; 1984; Kreutzberg et al., 1986; Chaloupka and Krumphanzl, 1987). In aquatic sciences, the first reports on extracellular enzymes were written in middle of the 1960s (Overbeck

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Peptidase Activity in River Biofilms by Product Analysis, Rosso and Azam, 1987; Hoppe et al., 1988). Exoproteolytic activities of intact microbial biofilms, other than in marine (Meyer-Reil, 1987) and freshwater sediments (Jones, 1979), have received less attention, despite the suggestion that attached bacteria have disproportionately higher protein-degra

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