Extraction of acid phosphomonoesterase from soil: Testing of various extractans

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The aim of this work was to to investigate the suitability of various types of extractants for extraction of acid phosphomonoesterase from soil using various types of extractants. Succinate-borate buffer of pH 4.8 or 0.1 M K 2SO4 were the most efficient to extract this enzyme compared to 0.1 M glutamic acid or 0.005 M salicylic acid. Extraction using 0.1 M glutamic acid gave significantly (P<0.05) lowest extraction yield. The following extracts were obtained: clear K2SO4, and glutamic acid extracts, succinate-borate buffer extracts were of slight coloration, and in some cases, rose-colored extracts of salicylic acid. The results of this work are in accordance with low extraction yields of phosphomonoesterase reported in other studies.

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Holík, L., Dundek, P., Vranová, V., Rejšek, K., Janouš, D., & Formánek, P. (2011). Extraction of acid phosphomonoesterase from soil: Testing of various extractans. Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis, 59(3), 51–53. https://doi.org/10.11118/actaun201159030051

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