马铃薯渣固体发酵生产菌体蛋白饲料的研究

试验以提高马铃薯渣的营养价值为目的，以马铃薯渣为主原料，选用黑曲霉，白地霉，热带假丝酵母，酿酒酵母4个菌株，采用了多菌协生固态发酵技术，经糖比，发酵，干燥等工艺，试制出了菌体蛋白饲料。通过对其感官特征的比较和主要理化指标的定量分析，结果表明，经黑曲霉糖化多菌种协生（白地霉：热带假丝酵母：酿酒酵母=8：1.5：0.5，总接种量为10％，28℃，56h）发酵后，产物蛋白质含量可提高到22.16％，并使原料的霉腐味等异味消除。     

甘蔗糖蜜酒精废液混菌发酵菌体蛋白的研究

本文报导利用甘蔗糖蜜酒精废液混菌发酵高质量菌体蛋白的研究,通过热带假丝酵母Ｃａｎｄｉｄａ ｔｒｏｐｉｃａｌｉｓ种合融合株Ｃｔ－３配伍其他菌株,混菌发酵时间缩短２￣４ｈ,生物量可达２０ｇ／Ｌ,粗蛋白质含量５０￣５３％,灰份≤１０％,水分为５￣８％,与Ｃｔ－３单菌发酵相比,蛋白质提高４￣６％。     

金针菇菌渣和醋渣固态发酵的工艺研究

为了探索金针菇菌渣和醋渣2种农业废弃物资源化利用的方式,采用固态发酵法对金针菇菌渣和醋渣进行发酵。通过单菌发酵实验和多菌发酵实验探究其固态发酵的最佳方式及菌种组成,并摸索其最优的原料配比和发酵时间,随后通过单因素实验对发酵温度、接种量和pH进行优化,并在此基础上设计三因素三水平的正交实验以进一步优化发酵工艺。研究表明,金针菇菌渣和醋渣固态发酵的最佳发酵方式为多菌发酵,且混合菌种的组成及比例为枯草芽孢杆菌∶黄孢原毛平革菌∶热带假丝酵母=1∶1∶1;发酵原料金针菇菌渣和醋渣的配比为7∶3,发酵3 d,粗蛋白质含量达到峰值;单因素实验和正交实验的结果显示其最佳发酵条件为发酵温度26℃、接种量7%以及pH 7.5,在该条件下发酵3 d,发酵产物中的粗蛋白质含量为17.90%。研究结果为农业废弃物资源化高效利用提供了一种新途径。     

微生物发酵青蒿叶和叶渣的研究

为扩大青蒿原料的应用途径,延伸青蒿产业链,对青蒿叶和叶渣进行发酵研究.拟开发可用于动物保健的青蒿来源的产品.采用微生物发酵青蒿及青蒿叶渣,检测枯草芽孢杆菌、酿酒酵母菌、植物乳杆菌等菌株发酵青蒿叶和叶渣后其粗蛋白、粗脂肪、粗纤维素以及青蒿素、青蒿乙素、双氢青蒿酸、青蒿酸含量变化.青蒿叶发酵产物及功效成分含量与对照组比较,...     

发酵白酒糟生产饲料蛋白的优良菌种的筛选

采用常规方法从1000多株菌(包括丝状真菌、酵母菌、链霉菌、细菌)中筛选到一批优良菌种,并进行了单菌发酵、多菌株组合发酵,不同原料配方发酵试验。在实验室条件下,发酵产物的粗蛋白含量高达35.9％,比原料本身的粗蛋白含量高50％以上,比所用培养基的粗蛋白含量高30％,发酵产物的粗纤维含量降低率为15％;粗脂肪含量为5.5％左右;产率达80％以上。结果证明,筛选到的菌株确是发酵白酒糟生产饲料蛋白的优良菌种。     

苹果渣基质柠檬酸高产菌株选育

分别以固态苹果渣、苹果渣固态酶解物、苹果渣酶解液和10%葡萄糖溶液为发酵基质研究了17株野生黑曲霉的柠檬酸产生能力,并对获得的4株柠檬酸高产菌进行了诱变育种。结果表明:17株黑曲霉在4种发酵基质中均能良好生长并发酵产生柠檬酸,不同菌株在同一发酵基质中产酸能力间存在差异。FG17、FG23、FG26、FG30等4株菌苹果渣基质柠檬酸产生能力较高,且在4种不同发酵基质中产酸性能稳定。4株菌分别经紫外线和60Co-γ射线诱变后得到的正向突变株柠檬酸产率均显著提高,突变株中FG26-15-4(UV)发酵苹果渣后柠檬酸产率最高,达11.32%,FG23-13-3(γ)发酵苹果渣酶解液后柠檬酸产率最高,达2.73 mg/mL,均高于现有研究报道,可作为不同类型苹果渣基质柠檬酸发酵用菌种。     

微生物发酵对木薯渣营养成分的影响

[背景]将木薯渣作为饲料资源进行开发和利用能够减轻环境污染,实现资源就地转化,已成为国内外研究热点.微生物发酵可降低木薯渣的粗纤维含量,改善适口性,提高饲料转化率.[目的]筛选对木薯渣发酵效果较好的微生物发酵剂及其发酵时长.[方法]试验选用A(芽孢菌+乳酸菌+酿酒酵母菌)、B(戊糖片球菌+酿酒酵母菌)和C(植物乳杆菌+...     

酶制剂在大曲丢糟再发酵中的应用

目的:在添加糖化酶和纤维素酶的条件下,采用黑曲霉与假丝酵母发酵丢糟生产单细胞蛋白饲料.方法:采用L(34)水平正交试验对糖化酶与纤维素酶的添加量、黑曲霉与假丝酵母的比例、发酵时间进行了探讨.结果:单细胞蛋白饲料生产的最佳生产工艺条件为:糖化酶的添加量为0.03%、纤维素酶的添加量为1.5%、黑曲霉:假丝酵母=1:3、培养时间为8d,产品粗蛋白含量可达38.72%.结论:酶制剂的添加对丢糟转化为单细胞蛋白饲料具有明显的促进作用.     

利用食品厂的废料发酵生产饲用微生物添加剂

利用枯草芽胞杆菌 ,以玉米废渣为原料发酵生产饲用微生物添加剂 ,结果发酵产品的活菌数为 1.76× 10 1 1 个 /kg,粗蛋白质含量为 5 2 % ,比原料的粗蛋白质含量提高了 2 8% ;用均匀设计的方法设计四种酵母菌混合发酵模式 ,以啤酒糟为原料 ,生产饲用微生物添加剂 ,结果四种酵母菌的最佳接种量比例为 :酿酒酵母 :红酵母 :热带假丝酵母 :白地霉 =5 :0 :0 :5 ;发酵产品的最高活菌数为 2 .77× 10 1 1个 /kg,最高粗蛋白含量为 6 2 .81%。     

新一代高产甘油重组菌的构建及其初步发酵

产甘油假丝酵母(Candida glycerinogenes WL2002-5)是一株发酵生产甘油的工业化菌株。为进一步提高其产甘油能力,本研究利用前期研究中成功克隆的产甘油假丝酵母中甘油合成关键酶3-磷酸甘油脱氢酶基因CgGPD1,构建根癌农杆菌双元载体pCAM3300-zeocin-CgGPD1后,电击转化根癌农杆菌LBA4404,通过根癌农杆菌介导法(ATMT)转化产甘油假丝酵母,构建了产甘油假丝酵母重组菌。并从中筛选出一株酶活力和产甘油性能较好的产甘油假丝酵母重组菌株C.g-G8。以葡萄糖为底物摇瓶发酵96h后,重组菌C.g-G8的甘油产量比野生型菌株Candida glycerinogene提高18.06%,平均耗糖速率提高12.97%,平均酶活力提高27.55%。本研究成功利用ATMT法转化产甘油假丝酵母构建新一代高产甘油菌株。     

Breeding and growth of Rhizopus in raw cassava by solid state fermentation

Nineteen Rhizopus strains were selected and tested for their growth capacity on raw cassava starch and their ability to produce amylase when grown on solid-state fermentations. Only three strains grew significantly on this natural substrate. Glucoamylase production was higher on raw cassava than on cooked cassava. After 48 h of fermentation, the protein content of cassava was increased from 1.75% to 11.3%. The byproducts of fermentation were fumaric acid, lactid acid and ethanol.     

Effect of nutritional factors on cellulase enzyme and microbial protein production by Aspergillus terreus and its evaluation

The biomass yield, cellulolytic activity, and protein recovery using Aspergillus terreus GN1 with alkali-treated sugarcane bagasse was studied using different levels (250-600 mg of N/L of broth) of organic and inorganic nitrogen sources. e.g., cattle urine, urea, cornsteep liquor, ammonium sulfate, ammonium nitrate, ammonium iron sulfate, ammonium chloride, and sodium nitrate. Among different levels of alkali-treated bagasse substrate concentrations (0.5-4.0% w/v) tested, 1.0% substrate yielded the highest crude protein content, protein recovery, and cellulolytic activity. The biomass recovery with 1.0% substrate ranged from 290-380 mg/500 mg bagasse substrate in a 50-mL broth with a nitrogen level of 250-600 mg of N/L in all the sources except ammonium iron sulfate, which yielded 402-439 mg/500 mg bagasse substrate. However, crude protein content of biomass obtained with an ammonium iron sulfate nitrogen source was the lowest. Cornsteep liquor nitrogen source at the rate of 600 mg of N/L yielded the maximum crude protein of 32.9%, protein recovery of 22.2 g/100 g of bagasse, and carboxymethyl cellulase and filter paper enzyme activities of 1.1 and 0.09 units/mL, among the organic and inorganic nitrogen sources studied. In general, the organic nitrogen sources and inorganic nonammonium nitrogen sources were utilized preferentially for protein production over the inorganic ammonium nitrogen sources. The fermentation time required under optimum cultural and nutritional conditions for A. terreus GN1 was also evaluated. The crude protein content of the biomass increased gradually up to the seventh day of fermentation, but the protein recovery rate was high up to two or three days. It was observed that the cellulose utilization rate increased after an initial lag of one day up to the third day and gradually increased further, which corresponded positively with protein content, biomass protein recovery, and cellulase enzyme activity. On the seventh day of fermentation, the crude protein content, biomass protein recovery, water-soluble carbohydrate, bagasse cellulose utilization, CMCase, and FPase activities were 32.8%, 20.1 g/100 g of bagasse, 6.2%, 82.7%, 1.0. and 0.08 U/mL, respectively. The final biomass recovered contained 32.8% crude protein content and had an in vitro rumen digestibility (IVRD) coefficient of 68.8%. The biomass contained almost all the essential and nonessential amino acids and was comparable with FAO reference protein. It is concluded that a fermentation time of 72 h gave a faster rate of protein production of 16.9 g/100 g of bagasse with 69.8% bagasse cellulose utilization with 76.0% IVRD. and contained almost all the essential and nonessential amino acids.     

Characterization of volatile compounds produced by Rhizopus strains grown on agro-industrial solid wastes

Four edible Rhizopus strains were cultivated on eight combinations of solid agro-industrial wastes (cassava bagasse, apple pomace), soyabean, amaranth grain and soyabean oil. Significant differences in growth were observed among strains on the different media studied. The medium containing cassava bagasse with soyabean (5:5 w/w) gave the highest CO₂ production, while Rhizopus oryzae ATCC 34612 was the best producer of volatiles. The aromas of the cultures were light and rather pleasant. The amaranth medium with mineral salts solution produced the highest amount of volatile compounds (VC), demonstrating that the aroma of fermented solid substrates can be improved. The VC production was very rapid, attaining, in most of the cases, its maximum around the first day of culture. These maxima markedly varied according to the medium used.     

Enhanced production of raw starch degrading enzyme using agro-industrial waste mixtures by thermotolerant Rhizopus microsporus for raw cassava chip saccharification in ethanol production

In the present study, solid-state fermentation for the production of raw starch degrading enzyme was investigated by thermotolerant Rhizopus microsporus TISTR 3531 using a combination of agro-industrial wastes as substrates. The obtained crude enzyme was applied for hydrolysis of raw cassava starch and chips at low temperature and subjected to nonsterile ethanol production using raw cassava chips. The agro-industrial waste ratio was optimized using a simplex axial mixture design. The results showed that the substrate mixture consisting of rice bran:corncob:cassava bagasse at 8?g:10?g:2?g yielded the highest enzyme production of 201.6?U/g dry solid. The optimized condition for solid-state fermentation was found as 65% initial moisture content, 35°C, initial pH of 6.0, and 5?×?10⁶ spores/mL inoculum, which gave the highest enzyme activity of 389.5?U/g dry solid. The enzyme showed high efficiency on saccharification of raw cassava starch and chips with synergistic activities of commercial α-amylase at 50°C, which promotes low-temperature bioethanol production. A high ethanol concentration of 102.2?g/L with 78% fermentation efficiency was achieved from modified simultaneous saccharification and fermentation using cofermentation of the enzymatic hydrolysate of 300?g raw cassava chips/L with cane molasses.     

Effect of reduced sulfur compounds on the fermentation of phosphoric acid pretreated sugarcane bagasse by ethanologenic Escherichia coli

The addition of reduced sulfur compounds (thiosulfate, cysteine, sodium hydrosulfite, and sodium metabisulfite) increased growth and fermentation of dilute acid hydrolysate of sugarcane bagasse by ethanologenic Escherichia coli (strains LY180, EMFR9, and MM160). With sodium metabisulfite (0.5 mM), toxicity was sufficiently reduced that slurries of pretreated biomass (10% dry weight including fiber and solubles) could be fermented by E. coli strain MM160 without solid-liquid separation or cleanup of sugars. A 6-h liquefaction step was added to improve mixing. Sodium metabisulfite also caused spectral changes at wavelengths corresponding to furfural and soluble products from lignin. Glucose and cellobiose were rapidly metabolized. Xylose utilization was improved by sodium metabisulfite but remained incomplete after 144 h. The overall ethanol yield for this liquefaction plus simultaneous saccharification and co-fermentation process was 0.20 g ethanol/g bagasse dry weight, 250 L/tonne (61 gal/US ton).     

Production of SCP and cellulase by Aspergillus terreus from bagasse substrate

The fermentation of 1.0% untreated bagasse under optimum cultural and nutritional conditions with Aspergillus terreus GN1 indicated that the maximum rate of protein and cellulase production could be obtained during three days of submerged fermentation. Even though 16.4% protein recovery, 0.55 units CMCase/mL, and 0.027 FPase units/mL were obtained on the seventh day, the rates of increase in protein recovery and cellulase production were slower than those obtained up to these days, which were 14.3% protein recovery, 0.45 units CMCase/mL, and 0.019 units FPase/mL. There was an initial lag in the utilization of cellulose up to two days due to the utilization of the water-soluble carbohydrate present in untreated bagasse. Cellulose utilization and water-soluble carbohydrate content during fermentation were correlated with protein recovery and enzyme production. The protein and cellulase production during three days fermentation with 1.0% untreated and treated bagasse were compared and the protein content of the total biomass was calculated and treated bagasse were compared and the protein content of the biomass was calculated into constituent protein contributed by the fungal mycelium and the under graded bagasse. The total biomass recovered with untreated and treated bagasse was 1020 and 820 mg/g bagasse substrate, respectively, and contained 14.3 and 20.6% crude protein, respectively. The contribution of fungal biomass and under graded bagasse was 309 and 711, and 373 and 447 mg/g untreated and treated bagasse substrates, respectively. In an 8-L-flask trial during three days of fermentation, the recovery of SCP and cellulase were 66 g and 32,400 units (Sigma) for treated bagasse and 82 g and 8200 units (Sigma) for untreated bagasse, respectively.     

Protein enrichment of lignocellulose resulting from the growth of two Streptomyces strains

Two Streptomyces strains were grown on sugarcane bagasse and groundnut hulls lignocelluloses in semi-solid state culture at 37°C for 12 weeks. Best results gave a 45% depletion of sugarcane bagasse lignocellulose with a 21% crude protein content of final material. The possibility of using S. viridosporus to improve the protein content of both lignocelluloses for use as an animal feedstock supplement is discussed.At the time of this research the authors were with the Department of Biological Sciences, Rivers State University of Science & Technology, PMB 5080, Port Harcourt, Nigeria and the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Calabar, PMB 1115, Calabar, Nigeria. Dr lyo is now with the Department of Microbiology, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada.     

New amylolytic yeast strains for starch and dextrin fermentation

Yeast strains capable of fermenting starch and dextrin to ethanol were isolated from samples collected from Brazilian factories in which cassava flour is produced. Considerable alcohol production was observed for all the strains selected. One strain (DI-10) fermented starch rapidly and secreted 5 times as much amylolytic enzyme than that observed for Schwanniomyces alluvius UCD 54-83. This strain and three other similar isolates were classified as Saccharomyces cerevisiae var. diastaticus by morphological and physiological characteristics and molecular taxonomy.     

Evaluation of the potential of cassava-based residues for biofuels production

Cassava is the third significant source of calories after rice and maize in tropical countries. The annual production of cassava crop is approximately 550 million metric tons (MMT) which generates about 350 MMT of cassava solid residues, including peel, bagasse, stem, rhizome, and leaves. Cassava peel, bagasse, stem, and rhizome can be exploited for solid, liquid and gaseous biofuels production. Biofuels production from cassava starch started in the 1970s and researchers are now extensively studying cassava residues like peel, bagasse, stem, rhizome, and leaves to unravel their applications in biofuels production. However, there are technical and economic challenges to overcome the problems existing in the production of biofuels from cassava-based residues. This review provides a comprehensive summary of the techniques used for biofuels production from various cassava-based residues.