Converting Fumaric Acid to L-Malic Acid by Mutated Aspergillus Wentii
Zhiwan Wang
Abstract
Zhiwan Wang
Abstract
The aspergillus wentti which had been treated with 60Co was selected as the strain to convert fumaric acid to L-malic acid.The main factors that influenced the results of conversion were investigated.The experimental results showed that the optimal fermentating conditions for shake flask were:original concentration of fumaric acid,11%~12%;fermenting time,96~106 h;pH 6.5~7.5;temperature 30℃.Under suitable conditions,the average conversion rate of fumaric acid was 83.51%,and the L-malic acid yield was 11%.The average conversion rate of fumaric acid converted by mutated aspergillus wentii was increased by 10% compared with that converted by the original strain,and the time for culture of strain was shortened from 3 days to 1 day.
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The aspergillus wentti which had been treated with 60Co was selected as the strain to convert fumaric acid to L-malic acid.The main factors that influenced the results of conversion were investigated.The experimental results showed that the optimal fermentating conditions for shake flask were:original concentration of fumaric acid,11%~12%;fermenting time,96~106 h;pH 6.5~7.5;temperature 30℃.Under suitable conditions,the average conversion rate of fumaric acid was 83.51%,and the L-malic acid yield was 11%.The average conversion rate of fumaric acid converted by mutated aspergillus wentii was increased by 10% compared with that converted by the original strain,and the time for culture of strain was shortened from 3 days to 1 day.
Key concepts: Fumaric acid, Malic acid, Fermentation, Chemistry, Yield (engineering), Aspergillus niger, Strain (injury), Food science