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Production of B-galactosidase enzyme from some Microorganisms

إنتاج إنزيم B - غالاكتوزيداز B-galactosidase من بعض الأحياء الدقيقة

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 Publication date 2015
and research's language is العربية
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B-D-Galactosidase (B-D- galactoside galactohydrolase , E. C. 3.2.1.23) , is one of the most important enzymes used in food processing . It a specific example of a glycosidase enzyme. Many organisms naturally synthesize B- galactosidase , including microorganisms , plants and animal cells . Among these possibilities , microbial sources are the best.

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ِAdam, A.c. Ruhio- Texeira , M. Polaina . J (2004) Lactose : the milk sugar from a biotechnological perspective
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40 samples were collected from milk from Homs to isolate the bacteria and study their ability to produce the enzyme β- galactosidase and diagnose isolates the most efficient in the production of the enzyme, the results showed the presence of 25 sporeforming isolates producing the enzyme β-galactosidase , the effectiveness of β-galactosidase was estimated using spectrophotometer at a wavelength of 420 nm.
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Some characteristics of β-galactosidase enzyme that was isolated from a new born goat brain were studied. This study concluded that the enzyme is glucoenzyme in which the carbohydrate part constitutes 22.1% in accordance with phenol –sulfate acid method. The optimum pH for the enzyme activity is 5.5. The enzyme lost its activity completely at pH8.5, and showed great stability at the range of pH 4-6. The results indicated that the optimum temperature for the enzyme activity is 55Co at the optimum pH. The stability temperature for the enzyme is 35-60Co. The analytical results of 5%lactose solution hydrolyzed by the enzyme have indicated that the hydrolysis rate is between 40% after 60 minutes, to 95% after 270 minutes.
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