Physiological aspects of nisin production in immobilized streptoccus lactis

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JASJIT Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: MicrobiologyDescription: 104, 14LSubject(s):

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T 576.162 J35P

Summary: Streptococcus lactis 440 and LLactis 496 were screened for their ability to produce nisin Lactococcus lactis 440 was found to be the most efficient nisin producer (124.50 IU ml-1) in tryptone dextrose broth) For immobilizing LLactis cells, three gel matri

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Streptococcus lactis 440 and LLactis 496 were screened for their ability to produce nisin Lactococcus lactis 440 was found to be the most efficient nisin producer (124.50 IU ml-1) in tryptone dextrose broth) For immobilizing LLactis cells, three gel matri

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