Fermentative production of recombinant haloalkane dehalogenases - Polinek, Jiri
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The study was focused on fermentative production of haloalkane dehalogenases (HLDs), bacterial enzymes with ability to hydrolytically cleave carbon-halogen bond in aliphatic hydrocarbons. Fermentative production of three HLDs, LinBwt, DhaA31 and DatAwt, was established and compared to yields from the shake flask cultivations, the yields were similar (LinBwt and DhaA31) or higher (DatAwt). Two important factors affecting formation of biomass and protein yield were identified and investigated: (i) composition and (ii) growth supporting ability of a cultivation medium. The investigations revealed…mehr

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The study was focused on fermentative production of haloalkane dehalogenases (HLDs), bacterial enzymes with ability to hydrolytically cleave carbon-halogen bond in aliphatic hydrocarbons. Fermentative production of three HLDs, LinBwt, DhaA31 and DatAwt, was established and compared to yields from the shake flask cultivations, the yields were similar (LinBwt and DhaA31) or higher (DatAwt). Two important factors affecting formation of biomass and protein yield were identified and investigated: (i) composition and (ii) growth supporting ability of a cultivation medium. The investigations revealed that nutritional value of yeast extract and glucose content in the cultivation medium has significant impact on effectiveness of the cultivations. Scaled-up fermentative production of HLDs is essential step for application in bioremediation of environmental pollutants, synthesis of fine chemicals, construction of biosensors, decontamination of warfare agents and cell imaging.
Autorenporträt
Jiri Polinek is junior scientist at Institute of Biotechnology in Prague, Czech Republic. His current project is focused on engineering of small peptides for diagnostic and therapeutic use. He graduated in microbiology at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic, where he conducted research within projects of protein engineering.