Study on Laccase Activities of Wood-rot Fungi
Yang Qi, NW Sci
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Yang Qi, NW Sci
Abstract
In this paper, the laccase activities of 18 woodrot fungi were studied. The results showed that the maxmum activity of laccase of Pleurotus lignetilis was 605.0 u·mL-1, then the maxmum activity of laccase of Trametes trogii and Corilus versicolar were 440.0 u·mL-1 and 400.0 u·mL-1. Different pH values and inorganic ions had different effects on laccase activities of Pleurotus lignetilis. The optimum pH value of laccase of Pleurotus lignetilis was 4.6, Cu2+ ?Mg2+?Na+?Co2+ increased laccase activities whereas Ag+?K+?Ca2+?Hg2+?Fe2+ ?Cl- and Zn2+ significantly inhibited it.
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In this paper, the laccase activities of 18 woodrot fungi were studied. The results showed that the maxmum activity of laccase of Pleurotus lignetilis was 605.0 u·mL-1, then the maxmum activity of laccase of Trametes trogii and Corilus versicolar were 440.0 u·mL-1 and 400.0 u·mL-1. Different pH values and inorganic ions had different effects on laccase activities of Pleurotus lignetilis. The optimum pH value of laccase of Pleurotus lignetilis was 4.6, Cu2+ ?Mg2+?Na+?Co2+ increased laccase activities whereas Ag+?K+?Ca2+?Hg2+?Fe2+ ?Cl- and Zn2+ significantly inhibited it.
Key concepts: Laccase, Pleurotus, Chemistry, Trametes versicolor, White rot, Food science, Nuclear chemistry, Enzyme