%0 Journal Article
%T Optimization of culture conditions for Clostridium cellulolyticum
解纤维梭菌培养条件的优化
%A Lang Wang
%A Zhidan Liu
%A Tianmin Wang
%A Xiao Wu
%A Chong Zhang
%A Qunhui Wang
%A Xinhui Xing
%A
王朗
%A 刘志丹
%A 王天民
%A 吴筱
%A 张翀
%A 汪群慧
%A 邢新会
%J 生物工程学报
%D 2013
%I
%X Clostridium cellulolyticum, as one of obligate anaerobic bacteria capable to secret cellulosome, has not been efficiently cultured due to its strict requirement of growing conditions. In this study, culture conditions of C. cellulolyticum were optimized using response surface methodology. Plackett-Burman design was first used to screen the dominant impact factors for the growth of C. cellulolyticum, which were determined as yeast extract concentration, cellobiose concentration and culture temperature. The steepest ascent path design was then applied to gain the suitable range close to the optimal culture conditions for obtaining high cell density. The central composite design and the response surface analysis were finally used to determine the optimal levels of the influential factors, which were 3 g/L for yeast extract concentration, 7?g/L cellobiose concentration and 34 °C for, culture temperature. The optimized medium was used for flask culture, and OD600 of C. cellulolyticum was increased from 0.303 to 0.586. With a pH-controlled fermentor at batch mode, OD600 reached 3.432, which was 2.8 times higher than elsewhere reported. These results support further study on the high-density culture of C. cellulolyticum and its application.
%K Clostridium cellulolyticum
%K high-density culture
%K Plackett-Burman experimental design
%K central composite design
%K response surface analysis
解纤维梭菌,高密度培养,Plackett-Burman实验设计,中心组合实验设计,响应面分析
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