Microbial biosynthesis and making of pigment melanin.

A, Vinarov; Z, Robucheva; T, Sidorenko; E, Dirina

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Microbial biosynthesis and making of pigment melanin.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Aug 2004 English Journal:Communications in agricultural and applied biological sciences, volume 68 (issn: 1379-1176,

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Authors: A, Vinarov; Z, Robucheva; T, Sidorenko; E, Dirina;

pmid: 15296188

Microbial biosynthesis and making of pigment melanin.

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Abstract

The efficient strain and the technology of biosynthesis and extraction process from a biomass received in process cultivation of new yeast strain Saccharomyces neoformans var. nigricans are developed. The influence of a carbon substrates (glucose, spirit, milk whey) and conditions of fermentation process on an output and chromatically received melanin are investigated. It is is established, that for the given strain the fermentation time makes 36-40 hours.

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Institute of Protein Research
Russian Federation

Keywords

Melanins, Kinetics, Mollusca, Animals, Pigments, Biological, Biotechnology

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