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2 results about "Aspartic Acid Proteases" patented technology

A subclass of peptide hydrolases that depend on an ASPARTIC ACID residue for their activity.

Aspergillus niger, methods of making and using same, and methods of producing citric acid and / or succinic acid

The application relates to the field of genetic engineering, and discloses an Aspergillus niger, a construction method and application of the Aspergillus niger, and a method for producing citric acid and / or succinic acid. Aspergillus niger The Aspergillus niger is obtained by simultaneously overexpressing alpha-amylase and aspartic protease in a starting strain. The Aspergillus niger provided by the application can realize efficient degradation and conversion of starch by synergistically overexpressing amyA genes and pepA genes, solve the technical bottleneck that the original strain is limited in growth in a starch-based fermentation system and has insufficient acid production capacity, can efficiently produce succinic acid and citric acid by taking low-cost starch as the only carbon source, significantly reduce the industrial production cost of organic acid, and promote the green and sustainable upgrading of the fermentation industry.
Owner:NANJING NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Aspartic protease for treatment of gluten intolerance, nucleic acid molecules encoding the aspartic protease, method of producing the aspartic protease, and application thereof

ActiveUS12644109B2Peptide/protein ingredientsPeptidasesGluten intoleranceAspartic Acid Proteases
An aspartic protease and the use of the aspartic protease in the hydrolysis of gluten. This protease can hydrolyze gluten and the gluten-derived immunogenic peptides at pH 2.0˜4.0. Also provided are methods for the production of the aspartic protease, including recombinant plasmids, transformants, and a purification method thereof; methods of using the aspartic protease to prepare drugs and oral enzyme supplements for treatment of diseases or discomforts related to gluten ingestion, such as celiac disease; and a method of using the asparic protease in food-processing process to remove or reduce gluten in foods or beverages.
Owner:NATIONAL CHUNG HSING UNIVERSITY