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Characterization of Various Proteases from SaltTTTolerant Bacteria Isolated from Thai Fermented Foods Foods


Paper Type 
Contributed Paper
Title 
Characterization of Various Proteases from SaltTTTolerant Bacteria Isolated from Thai Fermented Foods Foods
Author 
Somkid Deejing* [a,b], Mitsuaki Moriguchi [c], Naiyatat Poosaran [d], Griangsak Chairote [e] and Sa
Email 
somkid_d@mju.ac.th, deejing2@hotmail.com
Abstract:
Four  strains  of  Bacillus sp.  designated  K52, K53, K61 and KK128 were  isolated  from Ka-pi  (shrimp  paste),  Pla-ra  (Fermented  fish)  Ka-pi  and  Pla-ra, respectively. They  showed maximum growth on nutrient agar containing 15% NaCl at 50-55 oC. Bacillus licheniformis K61 produced the highest protease activity in Medium 3 containing 1.0 % glucose, 0.25% yeast extract and 0.05% CaCl2. H2O (pH 7.0). Maximum protease activity was detected at the end of the exponential growth phase. The optimum pHs and tempearatures of crude proteases from all four bacteria were at pH 8.0 and 50-55 oC,  respectively. The four crude proteases were  stable  at  45  oC  for  24  h  and  unstable  at  60 oC.  The  crude  protease  activities  of  four bacteria were inhibited by EDTA, SDS and PMSF, but not by mercaptoethanol. They were activated by Co2+, glycerol, Mn2+, Ca2+ except for the enzyme from isolate K53 which was not activated by Co2+, K+ ions activated only the enzymes from strains K52 and K61. The crude  proteases  from four  isolates  were  inhibited  by  Ba2+, Fe2+, Hg2+ and Cu2+. The  crude protease activities from four bacteria decreased with increasing concentration of  NaCl. Egg albumin was the best substrate for protease activity from Bacillus licheniformis K61.
Start & End Page 
149 - 161
Received Date 
2004-10-22
Revised Date 
Accepted Date 
2005-04-26
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Keyword 
protease, salt-tolerant bacteria, Thai fermented foods
Volume 
Vol.32 No.2 (MAY 2005)
DOI 
Citation 
Deejing S., Moriguchi M., Poosaran N., Chairote G. and Sa , Characterization of Various Proteases from SaltTTTolerant Bacteria Isolated from Thai Fermented Foods Foods, Chiang Mai J. Sci., 2005; 32(2): 149-161.
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