A method for preparing trehalose by continuous extracellular enzyme biological method
A technology of trehalose and biological method, applied in the field of fermentation engineering, can solve the problems of increasing the preparation cost of chemical reagents, increasing the cost of crushing, and the inability to recover free enzymes, so as to reduce the probability of contamination and the generation of by-products, and avoid fragmentation and separation and purification. Cost and effect of solving the difficulty of recycling
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[0057] A method for preparing trehalose by a continuous extracellular enzyme biological method, comprising the steps of:
[0058] (1) Activate the extracellularly secreted enzyme-producing strains that synthesize trehalose using soluble dextrin as a substrate in LB medium for 10 hours at 37°C, then inoculate LB medium at a volume percentage of 10%, and expand at 37°C Cultivate for 20 hours to obtain a bacterial solution with a bacterial cell concentration of 50-80 g / L;
[0059] In the step (1), the trehalase synthesized by using soluble dextrin as a substrate is a fusion enzyme of maltooligosaccharide-based trehalose synthase and maltooligosaccharide-based trehalose hydrolase, and its expression strain is Bacillus subtilis that secretes and expresses the fusion enzyme Bacillus (refer to the construction method disclosed in Chinese patent document CN105039374A (application number 201510486544.8) for preparation);
[0060](2) Inoculate the bacterial solution obtained in step (1...
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[0072] A method for preparing trehalose by a continuous extracellular enzyme biological method, comprising the steps of:
[0073] (1) Activate the extracellularly secreted trehalose-producing enzyme strain using maltose as a substrate in LB medium at 37°C for 10 hours, then inoculate it into LB medium at a volume percentage of 10%, and carry out expansion culture at 37°C for 20 hours , to obtain a bacterial solution with a cell concentration of 50-80 g / L;
[0074] In the step (1), the enzyme that synthesizes trehalose using maltose as a substrate is trehalose synthase, and its expression strain is disclosed in Bacillus subtilis that secretes and expresses trehalose synthase (see Chinese patent document CN105039381A (application number 201510431599.9) The construction method is prepared);
[0075] (2) Inoculate the bacterial solution obtained in step (1) into the fermentation medium, ferment and cultivate at 37°C for 24 hours, induce the expression of extracellular secretion w...
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[0087] A method for preparing trehalose by a continuous extracellular enzyme biological method, comprising the steps of:
[0088] (1) The strains displaying enzymes on the surface of spores that use maltose as a substrate to synthesize trehalose were activated in LB medium at 37°C for 8 hours, and then inoculated into fermentation medium at a ratio of 10%, at 37°C, at high density After 48 hours of fermentation and cultivation, it enters the nutrient deficient stage, and Bacillus subtilis begins to produce spores. After continuing to ferment for 8 hours, the spores are separated by microfiltration membrane filtration, and the spores displaying trehalose synthase on the surface are obtained;
[0089] In the step (1), the enzyme that synthesizes trehalose using maltose as a substrate is trehalose synthase, and its expression strain is disclosed in Bacillus subtilis that displays trehalose synthase on the surface (see Chinese patent document CN105132450A (application number 201510...
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