Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak

The lipase enzyme was highly demanded in the bio-catalysts industry for various applications. However, there are deficiencies of the lipase enzyme due to the high cost of lipase production. Thus, marine and freshwater bacteria will be explored for their lipase activity for their capability to produc...

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Main Author: Ishak, Nazeera
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Language:English
Published: 2016
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description The lipase enzyme was highly demanded in the bio-catalysts industry for various applications. However, there are deficiencies of the lipase enzyme due to the high cost of lipase production. Thus, marine and freshwater bacteria will be explored for their lipase activity for their capability to produce large amount of lipase in a short time. The halozone formation after 24 hours incubation on tween 80 agar plate for lypolytic bacteria colony for marine port area water bacteria and river polluted area sediment and the Serratia s.p recorded. Both used the E. Coli sp. as negative control which shows negative halozone formation. The lipase assay carried out by using the titrimetric method showed that Serratia s.p and R_PA_S bacteria 3 and M_PA_ W bacteria 3 showed the highest lipase activity after 48 hours incubation which was 0.359 U/ml, 0.361 U/ml and 0.306 U/ml. This indicates that, the presence of lypolytic bacteria in marine and freshwater was due to the presence of waste contaminated oil.
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spelling uitm-344402020-09-14T06:58:26Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/34440/ Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak Ishak, Nazeera Laboratories. General works Bacteria The lipase enzyme was highly demanded in the bio-catalysts industry for various applications. However, there are deficiencies of the lipase enzyme due to the high cost of lipase production. Thus, marine and freshwater bacteria will be explored for their lipase activity for their capability to produce large amount of lipase in a short time. The halozone formation after 24 hours incubation on tween 80 agar plate for lypolytic bacteria colony for marine port area water bacteria and river polluted area sediment and the Serratia s.p recorded. Both used the E. Coli sp. as negative control which shows negative halozone formation. The lipase assay carried out by using the titrimetric method showed that Serratia s.p and R_PA_S bacteria 3 and M_PA_ W bacteria 3 showed the highest lipase activity after 48 hours incubation which was 0.359 U/ml, 0.361 U/ml and 0.306 U/ml. This indicates that, the presence of lypolytic bacteria in marine and freshwater was due to the presence of waste contaminated oil. 2016 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/34440/1/34440.pdf Ishak, Nazeera (2016) Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak. (2016) [Student Project] (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Laboratories. General works
Bacteria
Ishak, Nazeera
Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title_full Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title_fullStr Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title_full_unstemmed Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title_short Isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / Nazeera Ishak
title_sort isolation and characterization of lypolytic bacteria from marine and freshwater environment / nazeera ishak
topic Laboratories. General works
Bacteria
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/34440/