Optimization of fermentation conditions for erythromycin-producing strain
Huang Sisi
Abstract
Huang Sisi
Abstract
The optimal fermentation conditions of mutant Saccharopolyspora erythraea N5 producing erythromycin were investigated through single factor and orthogonal experiment.The optimal medium compositions were as followed: glucose 3%,starch 3%,corn plasma 0.15%,ammonium sulfate 0.7% and soybean oil 0.3ml/5ml.In addition,the optimal erythromycin fermentation condition were as followed: inoculum 10%,medium volume of shaking flask 50ml/250ml,initial pH value 6.5,the culture temperature 33℃ and fermentation time 156h.
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The optimal fermentation conditions of mutant Saccharopolyspora erythraea N5 producing erythromycin were investigated through single factor and orthogonal experiment.The optimal medium compositions were as followed: glucose 3%,starch 3%,corn plasma 0.15%,ammonium sulfate 0.7% and soybean oil 0.3ml/5ml.In addition,the optimal erythromycin fermentation condition were as followed: inoculum 10%,medium volume of shaking flask 50ml/250ml,initial pH value 6.5,the culture temperature 33℃ and fermentation time 156h.
Key concepts: Fermentation, Ammonium sulfate, Food science, Erythromycin, Chemistry, Starch, Strain (injury), Volume (thermodynamics)