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Production and Partial Purification of Tannase from Bacillus sp.

Sofiya ., Reeta Devi

Abstract


Micro-organisms tannase is industrial-important enzymatic enzymes can, through oxidation with secondary metabolites including such tannins, catalyze that production of Gallic acid or glucose. Tannase are commonly used in the production, drink, food processing and brewing and chemical industries. Tannic acid with low-value agro-industrial waste was also commonly used in manufacturing besides tannase production. Tannase also have huge 124–310 KDa variety with molecular weights as well as a great deal with stabilization through broad pH (3–10) but also temperature ranges (30–70°C). Is often a gallotannin, ellagitannin, complex tannins and gallic acid esters, which catalyzes its hydrolyse including its ester linkages. Due to various ones oxidative and artificial capabilities in appropriate different solvents, this same tannase obtain extra scientific relevance. They may be used of different type of the fermentation processing.

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Tannase, pH, fermentation, processing, gallotannin.

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