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Olena Gromozova¹, Mara Grube², Peter Lytvyn³

¹Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, 03143, Ukraine.

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概括

丝状真菌在颗粒和分散的生长形式之间表现出不同的细胞壁组成和特性. 颗粒型真菌具有更强大的,富含基和葡萄糖的细胞壁,提供更好的保护.

科学领域:

生物技术是生物技术.
菌类学菌类学是指菌类学.
生物化学生物化学

背景情况:

线状真菌的浸泡发酵产生颗粒和分散的生长形式,影响工业过程的生产率.
这些生长形式之间的生物学差异,特别是高细胞壁的结构和特性,仍然在很大程度上未被探索.
了解这些差异对于优化真菌生物技术应用至关重要.

研究的目的:

为了比较地描述Thielavia terrestris的颗粒和分散生长形式的细胞壁结构和特性.
为了研究细胞壁组成的潜在差异,包括基,葡萄糖,脂质,多糖和蛋白质.
评估不同生长形式的细胞壁的机械和酶抗性.

主要方法:

福利埃变换红外光谱法 (FTIR) 用于定量细胞壁组成分析.
传输电子显微镜 (TEM) 用于细胞壁结构的超结构检查.
原子力显微镜 (AFM) 用于细胞壁的纳米硬度测试.

主要成果:

与分散形式相比,颗粒型真菌的基因 (22%vs1-2% dw),葡萄糖 (28%vs10% dw) 和脂质 (8%vs6% dw) 显著增加.
分散的真菌含有更高的富含酸盐的多糖化物 (23% vs 1% dw) 和蛋白质 (55% vs 40% dw).
TEM揭示了分散形式的更厚的细胞壁,缺乏颗粒中看到的明显的外层;颗粒细胞壁表现出5至10倍的纳米硬度和抗破坏性.

结论:

在颗粒和分散的Thielavia terrestris之间,细胞壁结构和特性存在显著差异.
颗粒形式的更窄,更富含基/葡萄糖的细胞壁提供了对机械和酶损伤的增强保护.
这些发现为优化真菌形态提供了洞察力,以改善工业发酵过程.

关键词:

航空飞行管理 (AFM)分散颗粒的菌体变态.在真菌细胞壁上,真菌的细胞壁.红外光谱法红外光谱法这就是TEMEM.

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