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Optimization and Production of Industrial Important Cellulase Enzyme from Penicillium citrinum in Western Ghats of Sathuragiri Hills Soil Sample Isolate

S. Muthukrishnan

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In optimization of cellulase production by different pH, substrates, nitrogen, carbon sources were detected from penicillium citrinum micro-fungal species. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in the range of pH- 5 to 6.5 and wheat bran (91 U/ml) and rice bran (81 U/ml) is the best raw substrate for the production of cellulase. Estimation of extracellular protein was recorded in different production medium of Penicillium citrinum (1.63 mg/ml) for maltose followed by sucrose (1.46 mg/ml), fructose (1.13 mg/ml), wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), peptone (0.88 mg/ml) and yeast extract (0.82 mg/ml). The highest extracellular protein was recorded in pH 5.5 to 6.5 followed by substrate for wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), rice bran (1.04 mg/ml), paddy straw (1.03 mg/ml). In nitrogen sources, ammonium sulphate (141 U/ml) and ammonium nitrate (121 U/ml) is the best nitrogen source for the production of cellulase enzyme. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in glucose (134 U/ml) and maltose (159 U/ml) was best carbon source for the production of cellulase.

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In optimization of cellulase production by different pH, substrates, nitrogen, carbon sources were detected from penicillium citrinum micro-fungal species. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in the range of pH- 5 to 6.5 and wheat bran (91 U/ml) and rice bran (81 U/ml) is the best raw substrate for the production of cellulase. Estimation of extracellular protein was recorded in different production medium of Penicillium citrinum (1.63 mg/ml) for maltose followed by sucrose (1.46 mg/ml), fructose (1.13 mg/ml), wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), peptone (0.88 mg/ml) and yeast extract (0.82 mg/ml). The highest extracellular protein was recorded in pH 5.5 to 6.5 followed by substrate for wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), rice bran (1.04 mg/ml), paddy straw (1.03 mg/ml). In nitrogen sources, ammonium sulphate (141 U/ml) and ammonium nitrate (121 U/ml) is the best nitrogen source for the production of cellulase enzyme. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in glucose (134 U/ml) and maltose (159 U/ml) was best carbon source for the production of cellulase.

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In optimization of cellulase production by different pH, substrates, nitrogen, carbon sources were detected from penicillium citrinum micro-fungal species. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in the range of pH- 5 to 6.5 and wheat bran (91 U/ml) and rice bran (81 U/ml) is the best raw substrate for the production of cellulase. Estimation of extracellular protein was recorded in different production medium of Penicillium citrinum (1.63 mg/ml) for maltose followed by sucrose (1.46 mg/ml), fructose (1.13 mg/ml), wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), peptone (0.88 mg/ml) and yeast extract (0.82 mg/ml). The highest extracellular protein was recorded in pH 5.5 to 6.5 followed by substrate for wheat bran (1.12 mg/ml), rice bran (1.04 mg/ml), paddy straw (1.03 mg/ml). In nitrogen sources, ammonium sulphate (141 U/ml) and ammonium nitrate (121 U/ml) is the best nitrogen source for the production of cellulase enzyme. The maximum cellulase activity was recorded in glucose (134 U/ml) and maltose (159 U/ml) was best carbon source for the production of cellulase.

Key concepts: Penicillium citrinum, Cellulase, Sample (material), Botany, Biology, Biotechnology, Enzyme, Chemistry

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