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Characterization Of A Bacterium – Producer Of Amidase

Lobar Khasanova
Researcher, National University Of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
tajiir 2021
VOL. 3 / NO. 12 DECEMBER
VOLUME 3
ISSUE 12
YEAR 2021
PAGES 5-9

Abstract

We analyzed 11 samples of wastewater, sludge and soil contaminated with acrylic acid nitrile, acrylamide and acrylic acid from the territory of Navoiyazot JSC (Navoi, Uzbekistan). As a result, 19 strains belonging to the bacteria of the genus Rhodococcus were isolated into a pure culture. In the process of selection, 2 strains of bacteria were selected that exhibit the highest amidase activity for acrylic acid (0.712 U / mg and 0.868 U / mg). Strains of  Rhodococcus sp. - 8/4/1 and Rhodococcus sp. - 3/4/3 are potential amidase producers.

Keywords

Strain Acrylic Acid Producer Amidase Enzyme Activity

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