Purification and Some Properties of a Fungal Lipase Preparation Used for Milk Flavouring

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Intracellular lipase of a strain of Rhizopus fungus which is effective for producing a milk flavor was purified and fractionated into two components, I and II, by DEAE Sephadex A-50 column chromatography. They both proved homogeneous by electrophoresis and ultracentrifugal analysis. The sedimentation coefficient was respectively calculated to be 5.8×10-13 for lipase I, and to be 2.2×l0-13 for lipase II. From substrate specificity, it was found that lipase I was an ordinary lipase hydrolyzing olive oil and tributyrin favourably, while, II, rather, a special lipase having a high affinity towards tricaprylin. They, also, respectively had an apparent phospholipase activity on soy-lecithin and, clearing activity on chylomicron prepared from olive oil and human serum. Their mode of action, and the effect of metals and emulsifying agents on their activity are also presented.

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