The enzyme pgalactosidase from a mutant strain of A. niger UV-5 was
partially purified using ammonium sulfate and acetone. The saturation range of
60-80% ammonium sulfate was found to yield 60.5% enzyme recovery with 2.4
fold purification. Acetone precipitation at enzyme: acetone ratio of 1 : 1.5
brought about a higher yield i.e. 68% and three-fold purification. The combined
procedures of 1.5 volume solvent fractionation followed by 50% ammonium
sulfate precipitation brought about 8-fold purification with 40% enzyme yield.
The optimum temperature of the enzyme was 65°C and the optimum pH was 4-
5. The pgalactosidase was strongly inhibited by galactose. Comparative study
of partially purified P-galactosidase in the present study with a commercial
lactase from A. oryzae revealed comparable results
. (1995). PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
B-GALACTOSIDASE FROM
ASPERGILLUS NIGER UV-5. (e31212). Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran, 6(1), e31212
MLA
. "PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
B-GALACTOSIDASE FROM
ASPERGILLUS NIGER UV-5" .e31212 , Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran, 6, 1, 1995, e31212.
HARVARD
. (1995). 'PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
B-GALACTOSIDASE FROM
ASPERGILLUS NIGER UV-5', Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran, 6(1), e31212.
CHICAGO
, "PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
B-GALACTOSIDASE FROM
ASPERGILLUS NIGER UV-5," Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran, 6 1 (1995): e31212,
VANCOUVER
. PARTIAL PURIFICATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
B-GALACTOSIDASE FROM
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