Case 1: Using ARTP to Improve the Activity of Glutaminase Produced by Streptothrix Streptoverticillium Mobaraense
MTGase is a transferase that catalyzes acyl transfer reaction. It is used to change the structure and functional characteristics of proteins. It is widely used in food, textile, biopharmaceutical and other fields. The core link is to obtain MTGase high-yield strains. Due to the low plasma temperature, it will not cause thermal damage to the strains, and the high concentration of active particles can produce obvious mutagenic effect, so it is suitable for biological breeding.
Using ARTP technology to mutate Streptomyces spores, the mutation rate was 42.8%, the positive mutation rate was 20.6%, and the enzyme activity of high-yield mutant G2-1 reached 2.73u/ml, which was 82% higher than that of the original strain
Typical
colony characteristics after ARTP mutation
Microalgae can fix carbon dioxide through photosynthesis to produce renewable biomass. Therefore, as an alternative energy for chemical fuels, the development of microalgae bioenergy has received extensive attention in the world. At present, microalgae with fast growth, high polysaccharide content, good salt tolerance, good flocculation and high chlorophyll content are urgently needed.
Using ARTP to mutate spirulina, mutant 3-b2 showed strong flocculation, and the flocculation degree reached more than 90%, while the flocculation degree of original Spirulina was about 65%.
Morphology of Spirulina and its three mutants in shake flask
Case 1: Using ARTP to Improve the Activity of Glutaminase Produced by Streptothrix Streptoverticillium Mobaraense
MTGase is a transferase that catalyzes acyl transfer reaction. It is used to change the structure and functional characteristics of proteins. It is widely used in food, textile, biopharmaceutical and other fields. The core link is to obtain MTGase high-yield strains. Due to the low plasma temperature, it will not cause thermal damage to the strains, and the high concentration of active particles can produce obvious mutagenic effect, so it is suitable for biological breeding.
Using ARTP technology to mutate Streptomyces spores, the mutation rate was 42.8%, the positive mutation rate was 20.6%, and the enzyme activity of high-yield mutant G2-1 reached 2.73u/ml, which was 82% higher than that of the original strain
Typical
colony characteristics after ARTP mutation
Microalgae can fix carbon dioxide through photosynthesis to produce renewable biomass. Therefore, as an alternative energy for chemical fuels, the development of microalgae bioenergy has received extensive attention in the world. At present, microalgae with fast growth, high polysaccharide content, good salt tolerance, good flocculation and high chlorophyll content are urgently needed.
Using ARTP to mutate spirulina, mutant 3-b2 showed strong flocculation, and the flocculation degree reached more than 90%, while the flocculation degree of original Spirulina was about 65%.
Morphology of Spirulina and its three mutants in shake flask