How does lysozyme work?

Lysozyme cleaves the peptidoglycan in the cell wall, leading to fractures in the cell membrane. Water enters, the cell swells and eventually bursts, a process called lysis. When Lysozyme has fractured the cells, a fine sediment will occur.

The sediment consisting of cell debri will resemble the texture of fine lees. Impact of lysozyme on yeast and LAB Lysozyme attacks the cell walls of Gram-positive bacteria and causes the cell to rupture and die. Lysozyme has no effect towards yeast or Gram-negative bacteria.

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