[Alpha-galactosidase producers among yeast cultures].

I V, Ulezlo; O M, Zaprometova; A M, Bezborodov

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[Alpha-galactosidase producers among yeast cultures].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 16 Jan 1981 Russian Journal:Prikladnaia biokhimiia i mikrobiologiia, volume 16 (issn: 0555-1099,

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Authors: I V, Ulezlo; O M, Zaprometova; A M, Bezborodov;

pmid: 6253983

[Alpha-galactosidase producers among yeast cultures].

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Abstract

The capacity for biosynthesis of alpha-galactosidase was examined in 89 yeast cultures belonging to 21 genera during submerged cultivation on a medium containing dry whey. This capacity was found only in one genus, namely Schwanniomyces. Optimal cultivation conditions were selected for the strain Schw. alluvius 1167 that showed the highest alpha-galactosidase activity. As a result, activity of alpha-galactosidase was increased 4.8 times as compared with the initial level.

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Species Specificity, Yeasts, alpha-Galactosidase, Galactosidases

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