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Table 4 Comparison of intracellular catalase production from Geobacillus sp. BSS-7 with other microorganisms

From: Tailoring nutritional and process variables for hyperproduction of catalase from a novel isolated bacterium Geobacillus sp. BSS-7

Microbial source

Production media (g/l)*

Process parameters

Catalase production

Reference

pH

Temp.

(°C)

Time (h)

Inoculum

size

Agitation (rpm)/stationary

Geobacillus sp. BSS-7

Suc (5.5), YE (10.0), BaCl2 (0.8)

7.0

60

12

5 %, (v/v)

150

105000 ± 2563 IU/mg

Present study

Rhizobium radiobacter Strain 2-1

Pep (10), YE (5), NaCl (10), H2O2 (0.5)

(–)

30

20

(–)

130

30420 ± 1083 IU/mg

[8]

Serratia marcescens SYBC08

CSTL (33.8), citric acid (30)

7.0

30

40

4 % (v/v)

400

20289 IU/ml

[28]

Exiguobacterium

oxidotolerans T-2-2T

Pep (8.0), YE (3.0), Sodium succinate (5.0), Aminolevulinic acid (2.0 mM), Tween 60 (1.0)

7.5

27

24

(–)

60

16000 IU/ml

[9]

Psychrobacter piscatorii

Pep (8), YE (3), NaCl (5), H2O2 (10 mM)

(–)

27

(–)

(–)

(–)

12000 IU/mg

[33]

Bacillus halodurans LBK 261

Glu (3), YE (5), Pep (5), KH2PO4 (1), NaCl (1.5), NaNO3 (10), CaCl2H2O (1.7), FeSO7H2O (1.3), MnCl4H2O (15.1), ZnSO7H2O (0.25), H3BO3 (2.5),CuSO5H2O (0.12), Na2MoO2H2O (0.12), Co(NO3)6H 2 O (0.23), H2SO4 (2.5 ml)

10

55

(–)

(–)

200

275 IU/g

[13]

  1. Glu glucose; Pep peptone; YE yeast extract; CSTL corn steep liquor powder; Suc sucrose; (–) Data not available