Driselase, a complex mixt. of wall-digesting enzymes, is a specific commercial fungal protoplasting enzyme preparation. Driselase is by far the most potent of the enzymes tested for polysaccharide digestion and greatly increases both tensile and indentation compliances, yet it does not induce wall creep, even after 6 h of digestion[1].

[1]. Ramamoorthy V, et al. Combination of driselase and lysing enzyme in one molar potassium chloride is effective for the production of protoplasts from germinated conidia of Fusarium verticillioides. J Microbiol Methods. 2015 Apr;111:127-34.