Method for preparing lactobionic acid by microbial transformation
A technology of microbial transformation and lactobionic acid, applied in the field of food biology, can solve the problems of complicated separation and purification steps, etc.
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[0025] Embodiment 1. The influence of fermentation time on lactobionic acid output
[0026] According to the fermentation conditions described in the instructions, the substrate in the fermentation medium is 3% lactose, by Pseudomonas flurosescence The detection of lactobionic acid produced by SK17.001 at different fermentation times found that the content of lactobionic acid was the highest at 60 hours of fermentation, and the effect of fermentation time on the production of lactobionic acid is shown in Table 1.
[0027] Table 1. Effect of fermentation time under 3% lactose concentration on conversion to lactobionic acid
[0028] time (h)
[0029] Lactobionic acid (g / 100mL)
Embodiment 2
[0030] Embodiment 2 The influence of substrate concentration on conversion rate
[0031] 3% Lactose, 0.5% CaCO 3 , initial pH6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultured for 60 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 91%.
[0032] 10% Lactose, 1.5% CaCO 3 , initial pH6.2, temperature 30℃, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultivated for 120 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 80%.
[0033] 20% Lactose, 3% CaCO 3 , initial pH 6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultured for 120 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 62.5%.
[0034] Add different concentrations of substrates in the medium, use the above-mentioned preferred medium for Pseudomonas flurosescence SK 17.001 was transformed and detected after the transformation time, and it was found that with the increase of lac...
Embodiment 3
[0037] Example 3 The effect of adding different carbon sources on the conversion rate in addition to the substrate
[0038] 20% Lactose, 2% Fructose, 3% CaCO 3 , initial pH 6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultured for 120 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 90%.
[0039] 20% Lactose, 2% Glucose, 3% CaCO 3 , initial pH 6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultivated for 120 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 84%.
[0040] 20% Lactose, 2% Glycerin, 3% CaCO 3 , initial pH 6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultured for 120 hours, the conversion rate of lactose into lactobionic acid could reach 70%.
[0041] 20% Lactose, 0.2% Fructose, 3% CaCO 3 , initial pH 6.2, temperature 30°C, 220rpm, Pseudomonas fluorescence When SK 17.001 was cultivated for 120 hours, the conversion rate o...
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