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Fitasas truncadas de Bifidobacterias y sus usos

Authors: Haros, Monika; Monedero, Vicente; Yebra, María Jesús; Tamayo Ramos, Juan Antonio;

Fitasas truncadas de Bifidobacterias y sus usos

Abstract

La presente invención se refiere a un polinucleótido aislado que consiste en una secuencia nucleotídica que codifica para una secuencia aminoacídica de Bifidobacterium que tiene al menos un 55% de identidad con respecto a la secuencia aminoacídica SEQ ID NO: 1, donde dicha secuencia aminoacídica carece de la secuencia que codifica para la hélice transmembrana, situada en el extremo carboxi-terminal de la secuencia original, y dicha secuencia aminoacídica es una proteína cuya actividad mayoritaria es fitasa. Dicho polinucleótido procede preferiblemente de las cepas Bifidobacterium pseudocatenulatum (en adelante B. pseudocatenulatum) ATCC27919 o de Bifidobacterium longum subsp. infantis (B. longum subsp. infantis) ATCC15697. Además, la presente invención se refiere al uso del polinucleótido, o a cualquiera de los productos descritos en la invención, para reducir el contenido de fitatos de un alimento o para producir mio-inositol tri fosfato (InsP3).

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