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[Hydrolase biosynthesis by morphological variants of Bacillus mesentericus as dependent on the storage conditions].

Mikrobiologicheskii zhurnal - 1 Jan 2000

Koltukova N V, Luginina T N, Kovalenko E A

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A method used to prepare the inoculum (a strain of Bacillus mesentericus, a producer of a complex of hydrolytic enzymes) has been studied for its effect on the activity of proteinases and amylases under submerged cultivation in fermenters. Optimal conditions for the culture storage and inoculum cultivation are developed to obtain standard enzymic preparations.

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Bacillus
Culture Media
Fermentation
Genetic Variation
Hydrolases
Temperature
Time Factors

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PMID: 2352501

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