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. 2018 Oct 11;6:135. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2018.00135

Table 3.

Inducing substrates for cellulase and xylanase expression.

Induction of Type of carbohydrate Carbon source Expression level/comment References
Cellulases Polysaccharide Cellulose Insoluble, high induction Stricker et al., 2008a; Kubicek et al., 2009; Amore et al., 2013.
Polysaccharide Wheat straw Insoluble, raw plant material, high induction Bischof et al., 2013
Disaccharide Sophorose Expensive carbon source, high induction Mandels et al., 1962; Vaheri et al., 1979; Suto and Tomita, 2001
Disaccharide Lactose Medium induction Mandels and Reese, 1957; Ivanova et al., 2013
Monosaccharide l-sorbose Affects growth of the fungus, high induction Kawamori et al., 1986; Nogawa et al., 2001
Xylanases Polysaccharide xylan Insoluble, high induction Zeilinger et al., 1996; Mach and Zeilinger, 2003
Disaccharide xylobiose Soluble degradation product from xylan, consisting of two xylose-monomers Mach and Zeilinger, 2003; Herold et al., 2013
Monosaccharide d-xylose Induction at low concentrations, at high concentrations repression mediated by CRE1 Zeilinger et al., 1996; Mach-Aigner et al., 2010; Herold et al., 2013
Monosaccharide l-arabinose, l-arabitol Induction at low concentrations Mach-Aigner et al., 2011; Herold et al., 2013