Fungus strain irpex iacteus for producing laccase, and culturing method and application thereof
A technology of white rake-tooth bacterium and a cultivation method, which is applied in the field of bioengineering, can solve the problems of long fermentation period, etc., and achieve the effects of shortening the fermentation period, low cultivation cost, and favorable comprehensive utilization
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[0029] Example 1 Isolation and screening of fast-growing laccase-producing strains:
[0030] 1. Medium:
[0031] Separating medium: add 1L water to 20% (200g) bran, 30min after boiling, filter with 6 layers of gauze; weigh 2% (20g) agar strips into a 1000ml Erlenmeyer flask; fill the filtered bran liquid In this Erlenmeyer flask, add water to dilute the volume to 1000ml; sterilize the bran juice medium and the washed petri dish at 121°C for 20 minutes, add penicillin and streptomycin to 200mg / L, pour the plate; set aside.
[0032] High-throughput rapid growth laccase production selective medium: add 1L water to 10% (100g) bran, 30min after boiling, filter with 6 layers of gauze; weigh 2% (20g) agar strips into a 1000ml Erlenmeyer flask; Fill the filtered bran liquid into this triangular flask, add water to make the volume to 1000ml; sterilize the bran juice medium and the washed petri dish at 121℃ for 20 minutes, add guaiacol to 200mg / L, pour the plate spare.
[0033] Liquid selecti...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Example 2 Identification of the fast-growing laccase-producing strain H. albicans
[0042] 1. Morphological and physiological and biochemical identification
[0043] First, compare the collected fruit bodies or the fruit bodies produced by culture and the spore morphology with the fungal taxonomy manual "Fungi Identification Manual" (by Wei Jingchao) for preliminary identification of the strain. It is porous in the early stages of development. The upper surface is white to cream or light yellow, with dense bristles, without ring bands, with shallow grooves, and the edges are the same color. The surface of the orifice is white to cream. The orifice has edges and corners, one every millimeter near the edge. The wall of the orifice is thin, and it cracks into rake teeth in the early stage. The flesh is white to light in color, soft fiber, without ring bands. Basidiomycetes is one year old, flat to reverse curl, cap 8~15×9~20mm, thickness 1.5~3mm, white surface, with long sle...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Example 3 Liquid fermentation measurement of laccase
[0047] The synthetic medium lacks some growth factors, and most of the bacteria grow slowly on the synthetic medium. Harrowing tooth fungus grows rapidly on the above-mentioned medium, and the growth and laccase production reach the maximum on the eighth day. The enzyme production can be increased after adding veratrol as an inducer, indicating that the strain can produce both constitutive laccase and inducible laccase. Selective experiments were carried out on the carbon source and nitrogen source of the medium. Carbon sources include glucose, maltose, sodium oxalate, and citric acid; nitrogen sources include ammonium sulfate, ammonia chloride, urea, sodium nitrate, and diammonium phosphate. The experiment found that the best carbon source and best nitrogen source for this liquid medium are respectively It is glucose and diammonium bisulfate. After optimizing the culture conditions, an optimized enzyme-producing syn...
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