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Physical optimization of thermostable alkaline protease by E. coli BL21 (DE3) pLysS harboring 50a protease gene using response surface methodology
Nor Hidayah Bohari1, Noor Azlina Ibrahim2.
Physical optimization is important for enzyme production by fermentation process. In
general, fermentation process at optimal condition increases the expression and
production level of enzyme to many times in comparison with their natural production.
This study was focused on the optimization of the physical factors that influenced the
thermostable alkaline protease production. The induction and incubation time were
studied using conventional method while the other three factors which are incubation
temperature, initial pH of medium and agitation speed were optimized by response
surface methodology (RSM). The interaction effects among these factors were explained
using response plot and the model adequacy was satisfactory as the coefficient of
determination (R2) was 96.48%. The enhancement of thermostable protease from 197.83
U/ml to 325.89 U/ml was achieved using both conventional and statistical approach of
response surface methodology (RSM). This present study proved that physical optimization
significantly affects the protease production and the optimum physical condition
obtained may applied in large scale process.
Affiliation:
- FGV Research and Development Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
- Universiti Malaysia Kelantan, Malaysia
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