Production of extracellular lipase by the hexachlorocyclohexane utilizing Pseudomonas strain Ptm+
K. A. Anu Appaiah, N. G. Karanth
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K. A. Anu Appaiah, N. G. Karanth
Abstract
Extracellular lipase activity was detected in a culture of Pseudomonas strain Ptm + growing on hexachlorocyclohexane. Lipase activity was associated with growth of the bacterium and reached a peak at early idiophase (22 h). Following the lipase activity, bioemulsifier was produced, with maximum activity at mid-idiophase (32 h). The extracellular lipase is probably involved in the extracellular synthesis of the bioemulsifier in the culture broth.
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Extracellular lipase activity was detected in a culture of Pseudomonas strain Ptm + growing on hexachlorocyclohexane. Lipase activity was associated with growth of the bacterium and reached a peak at early idiophase (22 h). Following the lipase activity, bioemulsifier was produced, with maximum activity at mid-idiophase (32 h). The extracellular lipase is probably involved in the extracellular synthesis of the bioemulsifier in the culture broth.
Key concepts: Lipase, Extracellular, Pseudomonas, Triacylglycerol lipase, Strain (injury), Bacteria, Pseudomonadales, Chemistry