Production of Ubiquinone and Bacteriochlorophyll a by Rhodobacter spharoides and Rhodobacter sulfidophilus
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Screening was carried out for strains which utilized acetic acid as a sole carbon source and produced large amounts of ubiquinone Q-10 aerobically, and the production of ubiquinone and bacteriochelorophyll a was investigated under different culture conditions. As a result, Rhodobacter sphaerodies TK 5117 and Rhodobacter sulfidophilus TK 5124 were selected on the basis of their ability to utilize acetic acid and their high ubiquinone Q-10 content. R. sphaerodies produced large amounts of ubiquinone Q-10 and bacteriochlorophyll a under dissolved oxygen-limiting culture conditions. While R. sulfidophilus TK 5124 produced similarly large amounts of these two substances independent of the concentration of dissolved oxygen. The contents of ubiquinone Q-10 and bacteriochlorophyll α in the cells of these two bacteria were almost the same-approximately 2.5 mg・g cell^<-1> of ubiquinone Q-10 and 4.0 mg・g cell^<-1> of bacteriochlorophyll α.
- 社団法人日本生物工学会の論文
- 1993-09-25
著者
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Urakami Teizi
Biochemical Division Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co.
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YOSHIDA TAKASHI
Niigata Research Laboratory, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co.,
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Yoshida Takashi
Niigata Research Laboratory Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co. :(present Address)department Of Agricultural
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