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Braz. arch. biol. technol ; 53(4): 771-777, July-Aug. 2010. graf, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-554769

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The aim of the present work was to study the effect of moisture content and inoculum on the growth and conidia production by Beauveria bassiana on wheat bran (WB).The highest growth rate of B. bassiana 885.2 on WB media was obtained at a w=1.0, with no detected growth at a w < 0.97. Solid-state fermentation (SSF) using WB (66 percent moisture; a w=1.0) achieved a maximal yield of 1.18x10 10 conidia per gram of dry substrate (gds). This yield decreased one order of magnitude with higher moisture contents or the addition of sugarcane bagasse (SCB) as a texturiser. In SSF using WB (66 percent humidity),the time to obtain a yield of 1x10(10) conidia/gds, referred to as t10, could be predicted using a model considering common inoculum levels and maximal yields. For instance, t10 was 285 h with an inoculum of 1x10(6) conidia/gds; however, t10 was reduced to 232 h and 148 for inocula of 7x10(6) and 5x10(7) conidia/gds, respectively. The estimation of t10 values allowed both comparison between the cultures and prediction of harvesting times in production processes. Values for hydrophobicity were within 90 and 92 percent, whereas viability averages were around 70 percent for all the cultures

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Braz. arch. biol. technol ; 46(2): 177-181, Mar. 2003. graf
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-351390

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A diploid strain (D4) isolated via parasexual recombination between two Aspergillus niger xylanase overproducing mutants was characterised in terms of enzyme production and catabolite repression by glucose. This strain increased xylanase production (607 nkat/ml), which was nearly 100 percent higher than titers achieved by the wild type strain (305 nkat/ml) and 28 percent higher than the best mutant used to induce parasexual cycle. Diploid D4 was also less sensitive to carbon catabolite repression by glucose, since xylanolytic activity was detected under conditions normally repressing production by the wild type strain. No decrease in maximal xylanase levels was observed in the presence of glucose for diploid D4

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