Driselase is widely used in plant biology and biochemistry for its ability to break down plant cell walls. It is particularly valuable in protoplast isolation, where it helps to digest the cell wall, allowing researchers to study the cell membrane and its contents in isolation. This enzyme mixture is also employed in the preparation of plant tissue cultures, facilitating the separation of cells for genetic modification or cloning. Additionally, Driselase is utilized in the study of plant polysaccharides, aiding in the analysis of cell wall composition and structure. Its broad-spectrum activity makes it a versatile tool in research involving plant cell physiology and biochemistry.