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. 1977 Apr;33(4):836–839. doi: 10.1128/aem.33.4.836-839.1977

Cell growth and catecholase production for Polyporus versicolor in submerged culture.

P A Carroad, C R Wilke
PMCID: PMC170776  PMID: 869531

Abstract

Cell growth and catecholase production for Polyporus veriscolor (ATCC 12679) were studied in mechanically agitated submerged culture, as functions of temperature. The exponential-phase growth rate exhibited a maximum at 28 degrees C. Over the range of 20 degrees C to approximately 30 degrees C, both cell mass and enzyme yield factors were constant. At higher temperatures (30 to 40 degrees C) cell mass yield factor decreased and enzyme yield factor increased. Specific respiration rate of P. versicolor was determined. Thermal deactivation of catecholase was investigated between 30 and 50 degrees C, and deactivation rates were fit to an Arrhenius rate expression.

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