2018
DOI: 10.1590/0001-3765201820170670
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Abstract: In the present work, different Brazilian biomes aiming to identify and select cyclodextrin glycosyltransferase-producer bacteria are explored. This enzyme is responsible for converting starch to cyclodextrin, which are interesting molecules to carry other substances of economic interest applied by textile, pharmaceutical, food, and other industries. Based on the enzymatic index, 12 bacteria were selected and evaluated, considering their capacity to produce the enzyme in culture media containing different starc… Show more

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“…SG2 was identified as B. patagoniensis. This species of bacteria was among those isolated and confirmed to be CGTase producer by Gomes et al [24]. The isolate from Lake Van (V3) was identified as B. agaradhaerens and was identified as being distinctly different than the other three isolates obtained from Lake Salda.…”
Section: Strain Isolation and Identificationsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…SG2 was identified as B. patagoniensis. This species of bacteria was among those isolated and confirmed to be CGTase producer by Gomes et al [24]. The isolate from Lake Van (V3) was identified as B. agaradhaerens and was identified as being distinctly different than the other three isolates obtained from Lake Salda.…”
Section: Strain Isolation and Identificationsupporting
confidence: 61%