DEPENDENCE OF THE BIOSYNTHETIC ABILITY OF THE PRODUCERS OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES ON QUALITY OF NUTRIENT MEDIUM AND SUBSTRATUM
Abstract
The need for formulations of biologically active substances of natural origin currently increasing.The industrial production of such products biotechnological method important, but limited by a number of unsolved problems and shortcomings. So, this paper studied the effect of the qualitative composition of culture media and substrates for biosynthetic activity and carotene producing filamentous proteins and red Californian worm - producing biologically active substances and feed protein. Producers offered for mycelial growth medium containing a carbon source enzymatic hydrolysates flour of various grains, and as a source of nitrogen gluten or soy milk. Found that filamentous organisms - producers of carotenoids and proteins accumulate high amounts of both
biomass and target metabolites on nutrient media containing hydrolysates of buckwheat, oat or corn flour in the presence of gluten. Used for the cultivation of vermiculture modified sunflower husk, which Eisenia foetida, as a producer of protein drugs and medical fodder has balanced essential amino acids, vitamins, enzymes and trace element composition of the biomass.These results show that the optimization of culture media and substrates provides increased biomass yield and biologically active substances in the few times producers of various taxonomic groups.
biomass and target metabolites on nutrient media containing hydrolysates of buckwheat, oat or corn flour in the presence of gluten. Used for the cultivation of vermiculture modified sunflower husk, which Eisenia foetida, as a producer of protein drugs and medical fodder has balanced essential amino acids, vitamins, enzymes and trace element composition of the biomass.These results show that the optimization of culture media and substrates provides increased biomass yield and biologically active substances in the few times producers of various taxonomic groups.
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