Effect of cultivation conditions on the activity of the beromycin producerStreptomyces glomeratus 3980 and its spontaneous variants |
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Authors: | M Blumauerová M Podojil G F Gauze T S Maksimova J Panoš Z Vaněk |
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Institution: | (1) Institute of Microbiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 142 20 Prague 4;(2) Institute of New Antibiotics, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, G-21 Moscow |
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Abstract: | Optimal conditions for the submerged cultivation ofStreptomyces glomeratus 3980, producer of the anthracycline antibiotics beromycins, and its variants were sought in media with glucose, soybean meal
and salts differing in the content of ammonium sulphate. As compared with the original activity of the strain the antibiotic
titre of some variants increased about 12 times on increasing the glucose concentration from 3 to 5 %, or on omitting CaCO3 from the medium (i.e. under conditions leading to an increased production of propionic acid and suppression of production of the melanin-like pigment).
In melanin-less variants accumulating propionate even under standard conditions the activity increased about 18–40 times in
the medium with 3 % glucose and 0.2 % CaCO3 under conditions of more intensive aeration (i.e. under conditions when no propionic acid accumulated). Individual strains also differed in the requirement for (NH4)2SO4 in the medium, their response to changes of volume of the vegetative inoculum and sensitivity to MgSO4.7H2O. The biosyiithetic activity of all strains was inhibited by the addition of ZnSO4.7H2O or CaCl2 and substitution of glucose with starch, lactose or sucrose. |
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