DK350183A - ALKALIC PROTEASE AND PROCEDURE FOR PREPARING THEREOF - Google Patents

ALKALIC PROTEASE AND PROCEDURE FOR PREPARING THEREOF Download PDF

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DK350183A
DK350183A DK350183A DK350183A DK350183A DK 350183 A DK350183 A DK 350183A DK 350183 A DK350183 A DK 350183A DK 350183 A DK350183 A DK 350183A DK 350183 A DK350183 A DK 350183A
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An alkaline protease, API-21, has the following physicochemical properties: 1) activity: hydrolyses caseine under basic conditions, has an optimum pH range 10-11 and an optimum temperature range for activity at 45-50 degree C, 2) stability: while no decline in enzyme activity is observed when heating at 40 degree C without substrate for 10 minutes at a pH of 10, a decline in enzyme activity of 90% or more is observed when heating at 50 degree C for 10 minutes at a pH of 10. Inactivation occurs when heating at 50 degree C for 10 minutes at a pH of 8, and complete inactivation is brought about by heating at 60 degree C for 10 minutes at a pH of 8. The protease is stable under basic conditions, in particular in a pH range of 7-11.5, and is stable towards freezing and freeze-drying; and 3) enzyme molecule: the protease is a protein having a molecular weight of approx. 22,000, estimated by gel filtration, an isoelectric point of 7.4, estimated by an electrofocusing method, an absorption peak at 275-282 nm in a UV absorption spectrum, IR absorption characteristics as shown in Fig. 5 and a serine residue in the active site for this residue. This outline protease is prepared by culturing the species NKS-21 belonging to the genus Bacillus. <IMAGE>
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