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Multiple Forms of Pectinesterase are Present in Tomato and Other Fruit
Total PE levels in Fruit


Total PE levels in a number of fruit were calculated using an autotitrator. As may be
seen in Graph 2, PE appears to be present in all of the samples assayed, although in
varying quantities. Tomato has a very high level of PE, hence its use in studies on PE.
These figures can only be taken as a rough guide to the total activity as the extractions
were not optimised for each fruit. For example, we have found the extraction of PE from
strawberry to be most effective at pH 9.
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