PL415673A1 - Method for producing bacterial cellulose with immobilised microorganisms - Google Patents

Method for producing bacterial cellulose with immobilised microorganisms

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PL415673A1
PL415673A1 PL415673A PL41567316A PL415673A1 PL 415673 A1 PL415673 A1 PL 415673A1 PL 415673 A PL415673 A PL 415673A PL 41567316 A PL41567316 A PL 41567316A PL 415673 A1 PL415673 A1 PL 415673A1
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bacteria
lactbacillus
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bacterial cellulose
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Karol Fijałkowski
Dorota Peitler
Anna Żywicka
Rafał Rakoczy
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Zachodniopomorski Uniwersytet Technologiczny W Szczecinie
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Przedmiotem zgłoszenia jest sposób wytwarzania celulozy bakteryjnej, który charakteryzuje się tym, że wraz z bakterią Gluconacetobacter xylinus na podłoże Herstina-Schramma zaszczepia się zawiesinę bakterii probiotacznych z rodzaju Lactbacillus o gęstości 0,5° McFerland (1,5 • 108 CFU/mL). W sposobie stosuje się zawiesinę bakterii Lactbacillus otrzymaną z 24 h hodowli prowadzonej w płynnym podłożu MRS (deMan, Rogosa and Sharpe). Bakterie te oddziela się od podłoża poprzez odwirowanie z prędkością 3000 obr/min przez 15 min, a następnie inkubuje w buforze fosforanowym (PBS), w celu otrzymania zawiesiny komórek o określonej gęstości. Stosunek objętościowy bakterii G. xylinus i mikroorganizmów probiotycznych z rodzaju Lactbacillus wynosi 1 do 100. Hodowlę tych bakterii można prowadzić metodą stacjonarną lub wytrząsaną przez okres 6 dni, utrzymując temperaturę w zakresie 28 - 30°C.The subject of the application is a method for producing bacterial cellulose, which is characterized in that, together with the bacterium Gluconacetobacter xylinus, a suspension of probiotic bacteria of the genus Lactbacillus with a density of 0.5 ° McFerland (1.5 • 108 CFU / mL) is inoculated onto the Herstin-Schramma medium. The method uses a suspension of Lactbacillus bacteria obtained from 24 h cultivated in liquid MRS medium (deMan, Rogosa and Sharpe). These bacteria are separated from the medium by centrifugation at 3000 rpm for 15 min and then incubated in phosphate buffer (PBS) to obtain a cell density suspension of specified density. The volume ratio of G. xylinus bacteria and probiotic microorganisms of the genus Lactbacillus is 1 to 100. The cultivation of these bacteria can be carried out by a stationary or shaken method for a period of 6 days, maintaining the temperature in the range of 28-30 ° C.

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