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Breeding Of Spinosad High-producing Strain And The Fermentation Process Optimization Research

Posted on:2015-10-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J L WuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2181330467968974Subject:Pharmacognosy
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Spinosad is secondary metabolite produced by Saccharopolyspora spinosa,which is the new-type of the agricultural antibiotic,it can potent insecticidal activity,less toxitity,and low-residue.and they were safty for the useful insects,environmentand human. So it is the most effective agricultural pesticides which uses widely inveterinary and agricultural fields. In this paper,high spinosad-producing mutantsmutated with NTG, Co60and NTG add Co60were screened and its fermentationmedium was optimized. The main results were as follow:1、NTG was used to mutate S. spinosa ASAGF73strain for mutants have beenobtained and showed enhanced spinosad production by25.57%、24.94%、24.42%and23.64%compared to original strain. Co60mutagenesis just got only onemutant, which enhanced spinosad production by20.7%compared to original strain.And the compound mutation, got only three mutants, which enhanced spinosadproduction by30.7%、34.7%and36.4%compared to original strain.2、By means of twice orthogonal experiments we got the optimum formula toenhance the biomass of Saccharopolyspora spinosa was confirm: glucose10g/L、soluble starch20g/L、vegetable oil B10mL/L、vegetable oil E1mL/L、vegetable oilC10mL/L、vegetable oil D15mL/L、vegetable oil A5mL/L, and the biomass in theoptimum formula was increased to30.75%.3、To the fermentation process,we used the feeding method to replenish glucoseand oil, the biomass in the50L fermentation tank was increased by15-20%, andspinosad yield was increased by30%. In the1t fermentation tank, we control the pHat7.2, dissolved oxygen over40%, temperature between28℃to29℃,rotatespeed control at85rpm. In97h the biomass got the top of28.6, in160h the spinosadyield got the top.
Keywords/Search Tags:Saccharopolyspora spinosa, spinosad, mutagenesis, biomass
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