Method for preparing theanine by using species coupling ATP regenerative technology
A technology for preparing theanine and strains, which is applied to the preparation of theanine and the field of preparing theanine by using interspecies coupling ATP, can solve the problems of no selection, no theanine, and no clear concept, and achieves the goal of secondary The effect of less product, high production capacity and stable production process
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[0026] ① Inoculate the slant of the enzyme-producing strain Bacillus licheniformis at 30°C for 48 hours, transplant the seed culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm for 24 hours, inoculate the fermentation culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm Cultivate for 24 hours to obtain enzyme-producing fermented liquid, fermented liquid 1000ml → 4000 revs / min, 15 minutes, obtain thalline 10 grams (gamma-glutamyl transferase activity 9u / ml). The bacterium was embedded with carrageenan to prepare γ-glutamyl transferase-immobilized cells (50 g) for later use.
[0027] ② ATP regeneration strain (Bacillus stearothermophilus)→activation culture→transformation to produce FDP→FDP transformation culture medium (56mgFDP / ml, cell content 1.5%) for later use.
[0028] ③ Mix 50 g of immobilized cells, 10 ml of FDP transformation medium, and 50 ml of substrate (glutamine 0.35 mol / L, ethylamine 2.0 mol / L), adjust the pH value to 10.5→30°C, and culture at 180 rpm for 48 Hours of conversion to produce ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] ① Inoculate the slant of the enzyme-producing strain Bacillus licheniformis at 30°C for 48 hours, transplant the seed culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm for 24 hours, inoculate the fermentation culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm Cultivate for 24 hours to obtain enzyme-producing fermented liquid, fermented liquid 1000ml→4000 rpm, 15 minutes, obtain thalline 10 grams (gamma-glutamyl transferase activity 8u / ml) for subsequent use.
[0032] ② ATP regeneration strain (Bacillus stearothermophilus)→activation culture→transformation to produce FDP→FDP transformation culture medium (53mgFDP / ml, cell content of 1.5%) for later use.
[0033]③Mix 10 grams of bacterial cells, 10 ml of FDP transformation culture medium, and 50 ml of substrate (glutamine 0.35 mol / L, ethylamine 2.0 mol / L), adjust the pH value to 10.5→30°C, and culture at 180 rpm for 48 Hours of conversion to produce theanine→theanine conversion liquid (theanine content 39mg / ml). The conversion rate of glutamin...
Embodiment 3
[0037] ① Inoculate the slant of the enzyme-producing strain Bacillus licheniformis at 30°C for 48 hours, transplant the seed culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm for 24 hours, inoculate the fermentation culture (30ml / bottle) at 30°C, 250 rpm Cultivate for 24 hours to obtain enzyme-producing fermentation liquid (gamma-glutamyl transferase activity 2u / ml) for subsequent use.
[0038] ② ATP regeneration strain (Bacillus stearothermophilus)→activation culture→transformation to produce FDP→FDP transformation culture medium (53mgFDP / ml, cell content of 1.5%) for later use.
[0039] ③Mix 20ml of enzyme-producing fermentation broth, 10ml of FDP transformation culture broth, and 50ml of substrate (glutamine 0.35mol / L, ethylamine 2.0mol / L), adjust the pH value to 10.5→30°C, and culture at 180 rpm for 48 Hours of conversion to produce theanine→theanine conversion solution (theanine content 35mg / ml). The conversion rate of glutamine to theanine was 56%.
[0040] ④Theanine extraction a...
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