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titleOfInvention Excipient for protecting Aspergillus luchuensis 74-5 starter
abstract The invention ruchu N-Sys Aspergillus (Aspergillus The present invention relates to an excipient for protecting a seed of a bacterium, more specifically a sucrose at a concentration of 1%, a lactose at a concentration of 3.0 to 5.0% as an excipient for solid end of the bacterium, Trehalose treatment at a concentration of 7.0% can increase the spore survival rate at the end of the solid period and protect the seedlings against bacterial contamination and can be used to protect seed bacteria from skim milk, sucrose, lactose, and dextrin dextrin) was found to be low in bacterial contamination before and after the storage at the end of solid state, and it was confirmed that the use of 5% wheat flour as the most suitable excipient for storage of the end product of the above strain at a low cost and good collection of spores, And the treatment of a specific concentration thereof, Aspergillus lucusis 74-5 (KACC93235P) can improve the end-of-solid and end-of-distillation quality.
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