Interestingly, the corresponding production yields were in the same range as those previously obtained by dkr expression with E. coli/pET21d (approx. 200 U L-1 fermentation broth) (Kaswurm et al. 2012 ).
plantarum WCFS1 genome with up to 47% amino acid sequence identities with dkr.
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The coding region of dkr was amplified with the primer pair V1/V3 (Table 1).
The above mentioned processes depend on the heterologous (high-level) expression of the 2,5-DKG reductase gene (dkr), usually achieved with Escherichia coli.
In conclusion, with dkr from C. glutamicum as example, our results confirm that LAB expression systems such as NICE and pSIP are indeed attractive candidates for high level protein production and may gain further interest for industrial purposes in the near future.
The results of dkr gene expression with pH control at 6.5, but otherwise identical conditions are plotted in Figure 4. Compared to the experiments without pH control, the volumetric activities of recombinant 2,5-DKG reductase could be increased by factors ranging from 1.4 (L. lactis NZ3900) to 2.5 (Lb. plantarum/pSIP609) (see Table 3).
To validate the utility of the concept of co-immobilizing the Pd nanoparticles and the enzyme into the same cavities of the support, a DKR was performed with separate Pd-AmP-MCF and CALB-MCF (Table 1, entries 4,5).
Household income was classified into three groups: Income below average (<400.000 DKR), around average (400.000 – 600.000 DKR) and above average (>600.000 DKR) [ 8].
The two-day event will also pay tribute to supporters of the songwriting arts, with the DKR Patron Award — as in Darrell K Royal, the former coach of the University of Texas football team (Mr. Boothe played for him in the 1960s) and a close buddy of Willie Nelson.
