USE OF ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FOR IMMOBILIZED YEAST SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGICAL INDUSTRY

I. Bielykh, S. Samoilenko, A. Belinska, O. Varankina, O. Blyzniuk, N. Masalitina, L. Myronenko, A. Kukushkin
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Article is devoted to the current state and problems of microbial cells immobilization and also prolonged storage of immobilized cells systems for the aims of biotechnological industry. In the experimental part immobilization conditions for the cells S. cerevisiae in alginate gel and vitality test, which had given high reproducibility of experimental results, were developed. Experimental results showed that viability of immobilized cells was higher than that of free yeast cells. It is possible that gel matrix has a protective effect on yeast cells during freezing. Comprehensive effect of cooling modes and preservation protective mediums, which contain sodium alginate, on viability of yeasts has been investigated. Advantage of yeast cells storage in immobilized state was shown experimentally. It was found that cooling mode and composition of preservation medium affect on the viability of S. cerevisiae cells during cryopreservation. In all freezing medium, both without protective components and with addition of a cryoprotective agent, the best results were obtained with cooling at a rate of 1°C/min. Viability indices in the samples were: 73.1 % – in distilled water; 90.8 % – in 1 % sodium alginate solution; 87.1 % – in 5 % DMSO solution and 86.1 % – in 1 % sodium alginate solution with the addition of 5 % DMSO. When cells were frozen in a 5 % DMSO solution and in a 1 % sodium alginate solution with the addition of 5 % DMSO, number of viable cells also decreased as cooling rate increased, but, probably, did not differ from the cell viability index in those samples that were frozen in 1 % sodium alginate solution. The highest results of viability for S. cerevisiae yeast cells were obtained during slow cooling for all cryoprotective mediums. For the first time, high cryoprotective properties of sodium alginate solution, were shown. Obtained results are enable to recommend the sodium alginate as a carrier for cryopreserved immobilized cells when using it in biotechnological processing for biologically active substances production.
固定化酵母分析技术在生物技术工业中的应用
本文介绍了微生物细胞固定化的现状和存在的问题,以及固定化细胞系统在生物技术工业中的长期储存。在实验部分,建立了酿酒酵母在海藻酸盐凝胶中的固定化条件和活力测试,实验结果具有较高的重复性。实验结果表明,固定化酵母细胞的活力高于游离酵母细胞。凝胶基质可能对酵母细胞在冷冻过程中有保护作用。研究了不同冷却方式和含有海藻酸钠的保存保护介质对酵母活力的综合影响。实验证明了酵母细胞固定化保存的优越性。低温保存过程中,冷却方式和保存介质的组成对酿酒酵母细胞活力有影响。在所有的冷冻介质中,无论是不含保护成分还是添加了冷冻保护剂,以1°C/min的速度冷却效果最好。样品的活力指数为:在蒸馏水中为73.1%;90.8% - 1%海藻酸钠溶液;在5% DMSO溶液中为87.1%,在添加5% DMSO的1%海藻酸钠溶液中为86.1%。当细胞被冷冻在5%的DMSO溶液和1%的海藻酸钠溶液中并添加5%的DMSO时,活细胞的数量也随着冷却速度的增加而减少,但可能与在1%海藻酸钠溶液中冷冻的样品的细胞活力指数没有差异。在所有冷冻保护培养基中,酿酒酵母细胞在缓慢冷却时的生存能力最高。首次证明了海藻酸钠溶液具有较高的低温防护性能。所得结果可推荐海藻酸钠作为冷冻保存的固定化细胞的载体,用于生物活性物质的生产。
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