玫瑰黄链霉菌NKZ-259发酵培养基的优化

玫瑰黄链霉菌NKZ-259是一株生防菌株,其次级代谢能产生植物生长调节类物质吲哚乙酸(IAA)。为了进一步提高菌株代谢产生IAA的含量,本试验对该菌株的发酵培养基进行了优化。利用单因子试验确定发酵培养基中最适的6种营养成分为葡萄糖、可溶性淀粉、蛋白胨、硝酸钾、磷酸氢二钾和L-色氨酸;通过Plackett-Burman设计筛选出影响菌株发酵产生IAA的主要因素为L-色氨酸、葡萄糖和磷酸氢二钾;采用中心组合试验(CCD)及响应面法分析各因素的交互作用。最终确定菌株代谢产生IAA的最优发酵培养基为:L-色氨酸2.24 g/L,葡萄糖20.7 g/L,磷酸氢二钾0.5 g/L,可溶性淀粉10 g/L,蛋白胨3 g/L,硝酸钾4.5g/L;使用优化后的发酵培养基菌株代谢产生IAA的含量为45.377 4μg/mL,比原始发酵培养基IAA的含量提高了3倍。     

海藻希瓦氏菌(Shewanella alga)发酵培养基条件优化的研究

目的:优化海藻希瓦氏菌生产河豚毒素的发酵培养基。方法:通过测定菌体密度(用OD600表示)和菌体收获量,研究了部分初始条件及添加不同营养物质对海藻希瓦氏菌生长的影响,采用单因素试验和正交试验对发酵条件进行了优化。结果:最适发酵初始pH为7.5,最适摇瓶装液量为150mL。通过正交试验找出最大影响因素为葡萄糖供应,优化后的培养基最佳配方为:在2216E培养基中添加1.0%葡萄糖、2.5%酵母粉、1.0%磷酸高铁。结论:优化后的培养基培养供试菌,菌体收获量比在2216E培养基中培养增加了2.012g.L-1。     

高糖和氮源对鼠李糖乳杆菌(Lactobacillus rhamnosus)L-乳酸发酵的影响

鼠李糖乳杆菌经实验室耐高糖高酸选育,能够在高糖浓度下高效高产L-乳酸。以酵母粉为氮源和生长因子,葡萄糖初始浓度分别为120 g/L和146 g/L,摇瓶培养120h,L-乳酸产量分别为104g/L和117.5g/L,L-乳酸得率分别为86.7%和80.5%。高葡萄糖浓度对菌的生长和乳酸发酵有一定的抑制。增加接种量,在高糖浓度发酵条件下,可以缩短发酵时间,但对增加乳酸产量效果不明显。乳酸浓度对鼠李糖乳杆菌生长和产酸有显著的影响。初始乳酸浓度到达70g/L以上时,鼠李糖乳杆菌基本不生长和产酸,葡萄糖消耗也被抑制。酵母粉是鼠李糖乳杆菌的优良氮源,使用其它被测试的氮源菌体生长和产酸都有一定程度的下降。用廉价的黄豆粉并补充微量维生素液,替代培养基中的酵母粉,可以使产酸浓度和碳源得率得以基本维持。     

对紫云英根瘤菌突变株的生长情况及产生细胞分裂素能力的考察

紫云英根瘤菌突变株96号,只有增强了原来培养基的缓冲能力并增加了氮源后,才能使其正常生长。96号突变株产生细胞分裂素的能力随着生长过程的不同而异。它产生细胞分裂素的最大量在菌体生长的稳定初期,为15.01μg/L,比出发菌株的2.18 μg/L提高了近7倍。经修改后的根瘤菌常规培养基能用于该菌株的发酵培养,并能正常产生细胞分裂素类物质。在培养液中加入腺嘌呤对菌体合成细胞分裂素类物质有强烈的诱导效应。     

13CMFA过程中GC-MS分析菌体蛋白氨基酸的13C标记丰度

基于13C标记的代谢通量分析(13CMFA)由于具有准确性和应用性已成为国际上代谢工程研究的热点,其中一个至关重要的问题就是分析菌体蛋白氨基酸的13C标记丰度信息。用含20%全标记葡萄糖（［U-13C］）和80%天然葡萄糖的合成培养基喂养维生素B12生产菌Pseudomonas denitrifican,然后在稳态条件下取20mg带13C标记菌体用1ml 6mol/L盐酸95℃水解24h得到带13C标记的菌体蛋白氨基酸;氨基酸经分离、浓缩、真空干燥、MBDSTFA衍生化后得到的TBDMS衍生物可以用气相色谱-质谱(GC-MS)进行分析,最后分析质谱图得到15种菌体蛋白氨基酸的13C标记丰度信息。成功获得菌体蛋白氨基酸13C标记丰度信息的实验方法和样品处理技术,为13CMFA在国内进一步发展提供了参考意义。     

氨水中和Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp.lactis BME5-18M发酵生成L-乳酸铵的研究

实验确定了Lactobacillus delbrueckiisubsp.lactis BME5-18M接种的最佳种龄为24h.以氨水取代传统的中和剂碳酸钙中和发酵生成的乳酸、调控发酵液的pH,考察了不同pH值对菌体生长和产酸的影响,确定了菌种生长和产酸的较适pH值为6.5.考察了底物流加速度对菌种生长和产酸的影响,对间歇和流加发酵时菌体的生长量和产酸量进行了动力学关联.在较适pH值6.5和较佳流加速度25mL/h条件下,乳酸的产量可达到136.8g/L,产率为1.71 g/(L·h).     

金属离子和氨基酸对Eupenicillium sp.E-UN41生物合成咪唑立宾的影响

为考察金属离子和氨基酸对Eupenicillium sp.E-UN41菌体生长及其产生的次级代谢产物咪唑立宾(MZ)的生物合成影响,在培养基中添加了无机盐和氨基酸.结果表明在发酵培养基中添加适量的镁、钠、锰、钾、钙等金属离子可提高咪唑立宾产量5％～15％,添加1.0％L-组氨酸,MZ产量提高94％.添加适宜的L-天门冬氨酸和L-甘氨酸对产MZ亦有促进作用,而L-精氨酸明显抑制Eupenicillium sp.E-UN41生物合成MZ.本研究为咪唑立宾发酵的产业化奠定了基础.     

基于比较代谢组学的理性优化方法提高阿维菌素产量

【目的】利用比较代谢组学的分析方法,研究不同发酵培养基中阿维链霉菌的胞内代谢差异,揭示合成阿维菌素的关键代谢物和代谢途径,再通过理性优化添加主要关键代谢物,提高阿维菌素产量。【方法】对M1和M2培养基中生长的菌体进行基于GC-MS的胞内代谢组学分析,通过理性添加强化前体代谢物,确定阿维菌素高产培养基。【结果】GC-MS共检测到232种物质,能够精确匹配70种胞内代谢物,通过PCA和PLS分析,最终确定了21种已知的胞内代谢物与阿维菌素的生物合成密切相关。其中乳酸、丙酮酸、琥珀酸、苏氨酸、异亮氨酸、缬氨酸和油脂类物质对阿维菌素的产量影响较为显著。通过单独或组合优化添加这些前体,阿维菌素的产量从5.36 g/L提高到了5.92 g/L,增加了10.4%。【结论】基于比较代谢组学分析的理性优化培养基的方法可有效提高阿维菌素的产量,并为提高当下生物基产品的产量提供了新思路。     

食品抗氧剂-D-异抗坏血酸的研究——Ⅱ.产酮产碱菌E54产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸的发酵条件*

2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸是合成D-异抗坏血酸(简称异维生素C)的前体。而D-异抗坏血酸及其钠盐是广泛应用于食品工业中的优良抗氧剂。本文通过新种产酮产碱菌使葡萄糖发酵产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸,并对该菌发酵的碳源、氮源、通气量、温度、金属离子等影响作了探讨,通过正交试验确定了产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸最佳种子培养基和发酵培养基。并对该菌的发酵代谢作了初步的观察。     

食品抗氧剂-D-异抗坏血酸的研究——Ⅱ.产酮产碱菌E54产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸的发酵条件

2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸是合成D-异抗坏血酸(简称异维生素C)的前体。而D-异抗坏血酸及其钠盐是广泛应用于食品工业中的优良抗氧剂。本文通过新种产酮产碱菌使葡萄糖发酵产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸,并对该菌发酵的碳源、氮源、通气量、温度、金属离子等影响作了探讨,通过正交试验确定了产生2-酮基-D-葡萄糖酸最佳种子培养基和发酵培养基。并对该菌的发酵代谢作了初步的观察。     

Defined media optimization for growth of recombinant Escherichia coli X90

An optimized, defined minimal medium was developed to support balanced growth of Escherichia coli X90 harboring a recombinant plasmid. Foreign protein expression was repressed in these studies. A pulse injection technique was used to identify the growth responses to nutrients in a chemostat. Once the nutrients essential for growth had been identified, the yield coefficients for individual medium components. These yield coefficients were used to develop an optimized, glucose-limited defined minimal medium that supports balanced cell growth in chemostat culture. The biomass and substrate concentrations follow the Monod chemostat model. The maximum specific growth rate determined in a washout experiment is 0.87 h(-1) for this strain in the optimized medium. the glucose yield factor is 0.42 g DCW/g glucose and the maintenance coefficient is zero in the glucose-limited chemostat culture. (c) 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

Effect of Fetal Bovine Serum Glycoproteins on the In Vitro Proliferation of the Oyster Parasite Perkinsus marinus: Development of a Fully Defined Medium

ABSTRACT. The oyster parasite Perkinsus marinus replicates in our medium consisting of Dulbecco modified Eagle's medium: Ham's F12 nutrient mixture (1:1) supplemented with 1–5% fetal bovine serum, with a doubling time of 24 hours during the exponential phase of the culture. Fetal bovine serum concentrations above 5% dramatically reduced parasite proliferation in a dose-dependent manner. We tested the individual effects of the three major protein components of fetal bovine serum (fetuin, transferrin and albumin) on the replication of the parasite in a serum-free medium. At the concentrations tested, fetuin enhanced parasite growth, whereas albumin had a modest positive effect and transferrin was inhibitory. Proteolytic digestion of fetuin, strongly diminished its growth-enhancing properties, indicating that the overall glycoprotein architecture may be required for activity. On the contrary, desialylation of fetuin slightly enhanced its growth-promoting activity. The addition of fetuin at 1.7 mg/ml to the serum-free DME: Ham's F12 medium yielded growth rates that are comparable to those obtained with our standard culture methodology. This has resulted in a fully defined culture medium that will allow for a rigorous characterization of excretory/secretory products involved in modulating or blocking the host's humoral and cellular defense mechanisms.     

Biodegradation of the mixture of 2,4,6-trichlorophenol, 4-chlorophenol,and phenol by a defined mixed culture

Two new strains, Pseudomonas sp. TCP114 degrading 2,4,6-trichlorophenol (TCP) and Arthrobacter sp. CPR706 degrading 4-chlorophenol (4-CP), were isolated through a selective enrichment procedure. Both strains could also degrade phenol. The degradability of one component by a pure culture was strongly affected by the presence of other compounds in the medium. For example, when all three components (TCP, 4-CP, and phenol) were present in the medium, a pure culture of CPR706 could not degrade any of the components present. This restriction on degradability could be overcome by employing a defined mixed culture of the two strains. The mixed culture could degrade all three components in the mixture through cooperative activity. It was also demonstrated that the mixed culture could be immobilized by using calcium alginate for the semi-continuous degradation of the three-component mixture. Immobilization not only accelerates the degradation rate, but also enables reuse of the cell mass several times without losing the cells' degrading capabilities.     

Factors Influencing the Growth of Glaucoma chattoni in a Chemically Defined Medium*

SYNOPSIS. Glaucoma chattoni strain A has been grown in the chemically defined medium previously used for Colpidium campylum and Tetrahymena pyriformis. It was necessary to modify the amino acid, nucleotide and other components of the medium in order to obtain optimum growth. The modified medium contained 17 amino acids, nucleic acid components, fatty acids, stigmasterol, sodium acetate, a mixture of B-vitamins and several inorganic salts.     

Polyvinyl formal surface promotes continuous growth of Vero cells in protein-free medium.

The effect of polyvinyl formal (PVF) culture surface on the growth of 10 mammalian continuous cell lines, including Swiss 3T6, NCTC clone 929 L, BHK-21 clone 13, CHO-K1, PK 15, A 431, HeLa, MDCK, LLC-MK2 and Vero in protein-free 1:1 mixture of Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium and Ham's F12 supplemented with trace elements and L-ascorbic acid 2-phosphate, was investigated. Most of the cell lines showed only some initial proliferation on PVF similar to the polystyrene (PS) surface of commercially available culture flasks. In contrast, proliferation of monkey kidney cell line Vero was by far greater on PVF than on PS or poly-D-lysine treated culture surface. In addition, Vero cells on PVF could be subcultured in the protein-free medium without any significant decrease of growth rate in successive passages. These results showed that PVF provides a culture surface which selectively promotes continuous growth of Vero cells in protein-free, chemically defined medium.     

The quantitative requirements of human diploid cells (strain MRC-5) for amino acids, vitamins and serum.

The uptakes of all essential amino acids, vitamins (except riboflavin), glucose and serum during growth of human diploid cells (MRC-5) were determined. The amino acid uptakes varied considerably with the conditions of culture. The glucose requirement is several times greater than that for mouse LS or human HeLa cells. These analytical results were used to modify the medium so as to ensure that an excess of all defined medium constituents was present and pH was not limiting during study of the serum requirements. It was then found that maximum cell populations were directly proportional to the serum concentration. Hence the growth was limited by the supply of an unknown growth factor in serum. The serum growth factor was not replaced by a mixture of over 60 vitamins, co-enzymes, hormones and other organic and inorganic compounds considered to be possible growth factors, although this mixture did not lower the growth rate and somewhat (22%) increased the yield from the serum growth factor. The unit of serum growth factor is precisely defined in terms of the amount in a standard batch of calf serum. This standard contains 10 units/ml whereas the other batch of serum used contained only 5 units/ml.     

Properties of chick embryo chondrocytes grown in serum-free medium

Chick embryo tibial chondrocyte growth and activities were compared in serum-free and serum-supplemented media. A basal salts medium containing equal volumes of Ham's F-12 and Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium was supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum or with a mixture of bovine insulin, transferrin, fibroblast growth factor, dexamethasone, a prostaglandin E1 supplement, and a liposome supplement. Chondrocytes grew at identical rates in both media. Insulin, liposomes, and fibroblast growth factor were required for optimum growth in the serum-free medium, but removal of transferrin, dexamethasone, or prostaglandin E1 had little effect on the growth rate. In the serum-supplemented medium, the chondrocytes synthesized Type II collagen, Mr = 59,000 collagen, and both the large, cartilage-specific and the small ubiquitous proteochondroitin SO4 species typically produced by cultured chondrocytes. In the serum-free medium there was a shift toward synthesis of Type I collagen and a loss of the capacity to synthesize Mr = 59,000 collagen and the cartilage-specific proteochondroitin SO4. The loss of capacity for cartilage-specific proteochondroitin SO4 synthesis began immediately after replacement of the serum with the mixture of defined growth factors and the rate of loss was retarded but not reversed when serum was added back in place of the growth factors. When the serum and the mixture of growth factors were added together to the basal medium at the time of cell plating, the chondrocytes grew rapidly and retained their normal phenotype observed in serum-supplemented cultures. Thus, the serum appears to contain factors which are required for retention of the chondrocyte phenotype in culture over and above those factors necessary for cell growth.     

Growth and development kinetics of Bacillus thuringiensis in batch culture

The kinetics of Bacillus thuringiensis growth and its assimilation of nutrient substances were studied under the conditions of batch cultivation in a complex medium containing yeast extract and in a chemically defined medium with amino acids. The growth of B. thuringiensis can be divided into five phases: exponential growth; decelerated growth; stationary phase when protein crystals are formed; stationary phase when spores are formed; lysis of sporangia releasing spores. The first phase may in turn be subdivided into three stages according to changes in the specific growth rate and substrate assimilation: a high specific growth rate and no glucose assimilation; an abrupt drop in mu and the beginning of intensive glucose assimilation from the medium; a new rise in the specific growth rate. As follows from the results of studying the kinetics of B. thuringiensis growth in a chemically defined medium, the above changes in the exponential growth phase are due to the fact that the culture assimilates yeast extract components in the complex medium or amino acids in the chemically defined medium during this phase, and then starts to assimilate glucose and ammonium in the following phases of growth.     

Phenylacetic acid stimulation of cellulose digestion by Ruminococcus albus 8.

The rate of cellulose digestion by Ruminococcus albus 8 grown on a defined medium could be increased by adding a minimum of 6.6% (vol/vol) rumen fluid. Strain 8 was grown on half this concentration, and the culture medium before and after growth was analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry to determine which components of the rumen fluid were used. Phenylacetic acid was identified as the component needed to make the defined medium nutritionally equivalent to one supplemented with rumen fluid. [14C]phenylacetic acid fed to cultures of strain 8 was primarily incorporated into protein. Hydrolysis of protein samples and separation of the resulting amino acids showed that only phenylalanine was labeled. The results indicate that cellulose digestion by strain 8 was probably limited by phenylalanine biosynthesis in our previously reported medium. The data obtained on the utilization of other rumen fluid components, as well as on the production of metabolites, illustrate the potential usefulness of this method in formulating defined media to simulate those in nature.     

Changes in the chemical composition of Bacillus popilliae vegetative cells in the course of their growth on a chemically defined medium

The growth, development and changes in the chemical composition of Bacillus popilliae cells were studied in the course of their growth on a liquid chemically defined medium containing casein hydrolysate, complex vitamin mixtures and glucose. Growth of the culture on this medium was accompanied with diauxia which could be registered by changes in the rate of growth and synthesis of the main cellular polymers (DNA, RNA, protein, phospholipids). The rate of protein synthesis correlated with the specific growth rate which was maximal when the reserve substances of the cells or the compounds of partly digested biomass were used. The rate of protein synthesis in the experiment depended mainly on the protein synthesizing activity of RNA rather than on its content in the cells. The low rates of growth and protein synthesis, which suggest that the growth of the culture is being interested with in the course of utilization of the components of the nutrient medium, may account for the absence of spore formation by this strain on the medium used.