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Diem
Phan Thi Thanh1,2, Lan Pham Thi Ngoc1,
Chau Ngo Thi Bao 1
and Dung Tran Quoc3*
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Biology Department,
University of Science, Hue University, Hue 49000, Vietnam;
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Department of
Natural Science
and Technology, Quang Nam University, Quang Nam 560000, Vietnam;
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Biology Department,
University of Education, Hue University, Hue 49000, Vietnam
tranquocdung@hueuni.edu.vn
Abstract:
Pectinases are
important enzymes due to their broad potential applications in
various industrial processes including food, paper and pulp,
textile, medicinal, and environmental treatment.
The current work aimed to
identify the pectinolytic fungus, named M13
isolate,
and determined the effect of various culture conditions on
enzyme accumulation. The primary screening indicated the isolate
produced high pectinase on both
pectin agar and Czapek
with supplemented pectin
media.
Then, the isolate was identified based on the nucleotide
sequence of ITS region comparison to the NCBI database,
showing the isolate shared 100% similarity to Aspergillus
niger family. Thus,
the isolate was named
Aspergillus niger
M13. The fungus isolate produced maximal pectinase activity in
the culture conditions, including an incubation time of 48 h, pH
6.5, 0.5% (w/v) maltose, and 0.2% (w/v)
yeast extract.
Overall, the
A.
niger M13 is a
potential candidate for large scales production of pectinase for
industrial applications.
[Diem
PTT, Lan PTN, Chau NTB, Dung TQ.
Identification and production
improvement of pectinase from a pectinolytic fungus isolated
from Da Xanh pomelo (Citrus
maxima) peel.
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Keywords:
Aspergillus niger
M13; identification; pectinase production; industry |
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REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND
ADJUSTMENT AMONG VISUALLY IMPAIRED STUDENTS
Dr. Satish Kumar
(H.O.D) GDR College of Education Simla Molana Road
Panipat-132103, Haryana (India)
Abstract:
Review of related literature in the concerned field is of
greater significance in locating the research problem. Hence, it
plays the pivot role at the crucial juncture of planning of the
study. Review of related literature is an intellectual pursuit,
essential for the development of the problem and to find out an
effective approach to its solution.
[Kumar,
S. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND
ADJUSTMENT AMONG VISUALLY IMPAIRED STUDENTS.
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2024;16(3):8-13].
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doi:10.7537/marsroj160324.02.
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