For what purpose do you want to make pores in the cell wall? Indeed, Zymolyase could be a too rigorous treatment. I think that DTT or DMSO are a good options for you. These chemicals are mostly used for yeast transformation. One question: what is OG
The question is, would you like to make pores in the plasma membrane or loosen up the cell wall a bit, so that your ligand readily reaches the plasma membrane? Octyl glucoside will have no effect on the cell wall, neither a pore-forming peptide.
i like that i will have pore in the cell wall but the mambrane will stay as she is. i have a mambrane protein and i wish my ligand will cross the cell wall but that the cell wall will still be there- so the ligand will enter through pores and then will be connected to the protein on the membrane
You are welcone :). I recommend you to test a range between 1 and 30 mM of DTT in TE buffer. Incubate your cells between 30 and 60 min at room temperature. Then wash your cells a couple of times. (do not centrifuge at high speed because your cells have a weaker cell wall now, i recommend 3000 g for 2 or 3 minutes). Good luck!
PBS is fine too. You probably have already tested it.
I have never used lyticase, but I guess it wouldn't be very different from using zymolyase? You have to look up the appropriate buffer. Did the DTT work?