Application of arginine for increasing yield of monacolin K produced by monascus purpureus
A technology of Monascus purpureus, arginine, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, adding compounds to stimulate growth, microorganisms, etc., can solve problems such as inability to determine well
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[0023] Example 1 Experiments on the Influence of Arginine on the Production of Monacolin K
[0024] Experimental steps:
[0025] In the early stage of the experiment, by consulting the literature, the addition amount of arginine was selected as 0.5%, 1% and 1.5%. Through the liquid fermentation of Monascus bacterium and the detection of monacolin K by HPLC, it was found that the production of monacolin K decreased with the increase of the addition amount of arginine. , so 0.5% was used as the standard, and 0.4%, 0.5% and 0.6% arginine were selected for addition, and it was found that when the arginine addition was 0.6%, the yield of monacolin K was the highest. Afterwards, the changes of some other physiological indicators after the addition of arginine were further detected, such as monascus pigment, pH value, biomass and scanning electron microscope analysis.
[0026] Strain activation: the M1 strain was cultured on PDA medium at 30°C for 3 days and activated for 2 generati...
Embodiment 2
[0052] Embodiment 2: Effect comparison of glutamic acid and arginine:
[0053] In the prior art, in the article "Analysis of the Promoting Effect of Ten Kinds of Additives on the Output of Monascus monacolin K", yam powder, orange peel powder, yeast liquid, yeast supernatant, Yeast broken liquid, broken yeast liquid, leucine, glutamic acid, ethanol and other substances were used to determine the yield of secondary metabolites of Monascus in different media. The results showed that the addition of glutamic acid could significantly (p < 0.01) increase the yield of monacolin K by 5.60 times.
[0054] The difference between glutamic acid and arginine is that although the effect of glutamic acid is better than that of arginine, the disadvantage of glutamic acid is that although it can significantly increase the output of monacolin K, the output of monascus pigment is lower than that of the original The culture medium is reduced, and arginine can improve the yield of monacolin K wh...
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