1979
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.19790190104
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Gewinnung und Charakterisierung von Proteasen aus Thermoactinomyces vulgaris. II. Selektion von leistungsfähigen Stämmen

Abstract: Eine fortlaufende Selektion prot.eolyt,isch akt)iver Stainme von ThelNioactinonil/ces culgnris auf der Gruiidlage der nat'iirlichen biologischen VariabilitLt, verbunden mit einer Konservierung der Sporen an Luvos-Heilerde fuhrt zu st,abilen und leistungsgesteigerten Selekt.anten. Es gelingt, die Proteaseaktivit.at des Wildstanimes von clurchschnittlich 130 TE uin den Faktor 8 zu steigern. Fiir die Beimpfung von Schuttelund Submerskulturen ist ein Sporentiter von 10: je nil Niihrmedium ausreichend. Die konveiit… Show more

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“…2). The proposed signal peptide would thus be 29 amino acids in length. The sequence pattern A-V-A-/-L-S-P occurs at the proposed processing site, and the hydrophobicity profile (data not shown) has a good fit to the compilation of known signal peptides (53,65,66).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2). The proposed signal peptide would thus be 29 amino acids in length. The sequence pattern A-V-A-/-L-S-P occurs at the proposed processing site, and the hydrophobicity profile (data not shown) has a good fit to the compilation of known signal peptides (53,65,66).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%