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Preparation of Dye-labeled Alginate for the Assay of Alginate Lyase

Authors: Shigeki Yoshida; Sayaka Watanabe; Toshio Takeuchi; Katsumi Murata; Isao Kusakabe;

Preparation of Dye-labeled Alginate for the Assay of Alginate Lyase

Abstract

Dabsyl-alginate, the dye-labeled substrate of alginate lyase, was prepared. Low-viscosity alginate, which was prepared by enzymatic degradation of sodium alginate, and tetramethylenediamine were conjugated by reductive amination. Then, dabsyl-Cl was coupled with the primary amino group of the aminobutyl-alginate. The assay for endo-alginate lyase using dabsyl-alginate was simple to use. The amount of dyed fragment released from the substrate increased with the amount of the enzyme.

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