3.2.1.196	malfunction	disruption of the glgX gene results in the enhanced fluctuation of glycogen content in the cells during light-dark cycles of the culture	-, 735693	
3.2.1.196	malfunction	inactivation of glgX leads to slower growth and to a higher intracellular glycogen pool throughout growth, when compared to those in the parental strain	-, 736766	
3.2.1.196	metabolism	the enzyme is predominantly involved in glycogen catabolism by selectively debranching the polysaccharide outer chains that were previously recessed by glycogen phosphorylase	-, 736352	
3.2.1.196	physiological function	the enzyme is required for glycogen degradation and for fast adaptation to hyperosmotic stress	-, 736766