Microbial proteases like Bacillus licheniformis
alkaline protease, Aspergillus oryze validase, Bacillus subtilis neutral protease produced peptides with antioxidant potential [37].
Production and biochemical characterization of an
alkaline protease from Aspergillus oryzae CH93.
Patke and his colleagues, Chaphalkar and his colleagues had reported protease activity in isolated Actinomycetes (40,41), Hiroshi Tsujib isolated an
alkaline protease from alkalophilic actinomycete, N.
reported this year that clove bud oil affects pseudomonal proteases (elastase A, elastase B, protease IV and
alkaline protease), attenuating significant viral mechanisms of this noted human disease agent while bolstering host immunomodulatory functions.
The culture positive for
alkaline protease was grown by 100 mL of synthetic medium containing (g/L) nutrient broth with glucose (5 g), peptone (7.5 g), NaCl (5 g), FeS[O.sub.4].7[H.sub.2]O(0.1 g), MgS[O.sub.4].7[H.sub.2]0(5 g) with the pH 10.0.
Most of the neutral and
alkaline protease that are commercial serine proteases are produced from bacteria of the genus Bacillus.
Alcalase [25-27], actinase [22], and
alkaline protease [31] were used to prepare the bioactive peptides and enzymatic hydrolysates (EHs) from SF/silkworm powder.
(2004) to produce extracellular
alkaline protease with maximum activity at pH 11 and 60 AdegC.
(11.) Coral G, Arikan B, Unaldi M, Guvenmez H (2003) Thermostable
alkaline protease produced by an Aspergillus niger strain.
Alkaline protease presented the highest activities at pH 8.0 or 8.5 for all species, but R.
Naik, "Pigeon pea waste as a novel, inexpensive, substrate for production of a thermostable
alkaline protease from thermoalkalophilic Bacillus sp.
Among these commercially important enzymes are the protease enzymes:
alkaline protease possesses the property of a great stability when used in detergents and protease enzymes have found applications in bioindustries such as washing powders, food industry, leather processing, and pharmaceuticals and for studies in biology [11,12].