Table 4 Comparison between the properties of purified Alg2107 and Alg2112 and other previously reported enzymes.

From: Isolation, identification, and whole genome sequence analysis of the alginate-degrading bacterium Cobetia sp. cqz5-12

Enzyme

Source

Specific activity (U/mg)

Molecular mass (kDa)

Optimal temperature (°C)

Optimal pH

Substrate specificity

Alg2107

This study

260

80.19

30

7.5

a

Alg2112

This study

281

35.4

35

8.0

a

Aly-IV

Vibrio sp. QD-522

1,256.78

62

35

8.9

b

AlgA

Bacillus sp. Alg0723

8,306.7

60

40

7.5

c

Aly-W02

Cobetia sp. WG‐00724

21,285.5

35

45

8.5

b, c, alginate

OalS6

Shewanella sp. Kz725

33.7

85.2

40

7.2

b, c

QY102

Vibrio sp. QY10226

254

28.5

40

7.1

b, c

AlySY08

Vibrio sp. SY0827

1,070.2

33

40

7.6

b

AlyH1

Vibrio furnissii H128

2.40

35.8

40

7.5

b, c

ALW1

Microbulbifer sp. ALW129

1.49

26

45

7.0

b, c

FsAlyPL6

Flammeovirga sp. NJ-0430

483.95

83.09

45

9.0

b, c, alginate

Aly1281

Pseudoalteromonas carrageenovora ASY531

1.15

40.65

50

8.0

b, c

MSEA04

Pseudomonas stutzeri MSEA0432

116

40

37

7.5

alginate

QY105

Vibrio sp. QY10533

2,152

37

38

7.0

b, c

SjAly

Saccharina japonica34

13.8

35

30

8.0

b, c

  1. aRepresent no study.
  2. bAbbreviation of poly α-l-guluronate (polyG).
  3. cAbbreviation of poly β-d-mannuronate (polyM).