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publicationDate 1990-03-23-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber SU-1551732-A1
titleOfInvention Microscopic fungus aspergillusterreus strain - producer of phosphatase phosphoprotein
abstract The invention relates to the enzyme biotechnology industry and can be used to obtain the enzyme phosphoprotein phosphatase used in the food industry and as a semi-finished product in clinical and experimental medicine and pharmacological industry, as well as preparative biochemistry. The purpose of the invention is to isolate a strain of a microscopic fungus that is capable of biosynthesis of phosphoprotein phosphatase in a submerged culture and replacing the sources of raw materials of animal origin for microbiological. The ASPERGILLUS TERREUS VKPM F-394 strain was obtained by sieving and is a monoconidial variant of the original culture. The strain is an obligate aerobic, thermotolerant with a short lag-phase, rapid acidification of the culture fluid (24 h PH 3.5 with initial PH medium 6.7), which prevents it from being cultured from a bacterial infection. The activity of phosphoprotein phosphatase in the culture fluid is 620-690 units / ml, the specific activity of the enzyme in the preparation is 180-197 units / mg of protein.
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