Screening and molecular classification of low-temperature protease from Antarctic microorganism and its characterization

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王全富
缪锦来
侯艳华
郑洲
李光友
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[1] State Oceanic Administration.Qingdao 266061
[2] Harbin Institute of Technology School of the Ocean
[3] Weihai 264209
[4] First Institute of Oceanorgarphy
[5] China Key Laboratory of Marine Bio-active Substances
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16S rRNA gene; psychrophilic bacteria; protease; screening; Antarctic;
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107 strains producing protease were screened from 260 strains of Ant-arctic psychrophilic bacteria,among which proteolytic activity of five strains wasmore than 45 U ml.The 16S rRNA gene sequences homology and phylogenet-ic analysis of five Antarctic psychrophilic bacteria showed that NJ276、NJ5-9、NJ16-70、NJ345 belonged to the described genus Pseudoalteromonas and NJ341belonged to the genus Colwellia.The growth and the protease characteristic offour Antarctic psychrophilic bacteria had been studied,and the result showedthat the optimal temperature for growth and protease-producing of four strainswas about 10℃.Their growth and protease-producing were still high during in-cubating 2-5 days.The maximum proteolytic activity occurred at pH 9 for fourAntarctic psychrophilic bacteria.The optimal temperature of protease action ofboth strains NJ276 and NJ5-9 was about 50℃,however,the optimal temperatureof protease action of both strains NJ341 and NJ345 was about 40℃,and theirproteolytic activity under 0℃ exhibited nearly 30% of the maximum activity,but their thermal stabilities were weaker.These results indicated that proteasesfrom NJ341 and NJ345 were low-temperature proteases.
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