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Phellinus igniarius mycelium, method for improving polysaccharide yield of phellinus igniarius mycelium and application
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CN122081430A
High polysaccharide yield
Biomass is stable or slightly increased
Fungi
Antinoxious agents
Microorganism
Biomanufacturing
This invention relates to the field of microbial
fermentation
technology, and particularly to *
Phellinus
linteus*
mycelium
, a method for increasing the
polysaccharide
yield of *
Phellinus
linteus*
mycelium
, and their applications. The method involves placing *
Phellinus
linteus*
mycelium
in an alternating
magnetic field
environment with a
magnetic field
strength of 2 mT to 20 mT and a frequency of 2 Hz to 100 Hz during the late
logarithmic growth
phase to the early
stationary phase
of its cultivation. Compared to a control group without
magnetic field
treatment, this method can increase the
intracellular
polysaccharide
yield of *
Phellinus linteus
* mycelium by 10%–95%, while maintaining stable or slightly increased mycelial
biomass
. Furthermore, this method is a purely
physical stimulation
, introducing no chemical substances into the
fermentation
system
, resulting in no
pollution
or residue, and aligns with the development direction of green
biomanufacturing
.
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