Research of fermentation preparation technology and preliminary application for Deoxynivalenol-degrading direct inoculated microbial inoculum

Deoxynivalenol(DON),as a secondary metabolite of some fusarium species,has been harmful to the food and feed industry.To improve spore-producing ability of Bacillus subtilis,the fermentation pH,temperature,supplemental carbon source and duration of Bacillus subtilis that efficiently degraded DON wer...

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Main Authors: DU Wen, CHANG Xiao-jiao, ZHAO Yi-fan, GUAN Yu-long, SUN Chang-po, LIU Hu-jun
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Academy of National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration 2020-07-01
Series:Liang you shipin ke-ji
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Online Access:http://lyspkj.ijournal.cn/lyspkj/article/abstract/20200427?st=article_issue
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Summary:Deoxynivalenol(DON),as a secondary metabolite of some fusarium species,has been harmful to the food and feed industry.To improve spore-producing ability of Bacillus subtilis,the fermentation pH,temperature,supplemental carbon source and duration of Bacillus subtilis that efficiently degraded DON were studied in 5L-quadruple fermenters.The best fermentation conditions were determined,the fermentation pH was controlled at 7.5 and the temperature was controlled by stages,kept at 37 ℃ for first 12 hours,then raised to 39 ℃ until the end; 10 g/L molasses was added once at the 12th hour,then the fermentation was terminated at the 30th hour.Under the optimal conditions,the number of spores could reach 2.9×1010 CFU/mL and the spores’ rate could reach 96.7%.The fermentation liquid were further prepared into direct inoculated microbial inoculum and applied to remove DON from grain processing by-products; Under the condition that dry matter content in the composite material culture medium was not more than 30%,and the inoculation amount of the bacterium preparation was more than 0.1%,DON in the grain by-products could be effectively removed by fermentation and the highest degradation rate could reach 98.8%.
ISSN:1007-7561