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Grape seeds:: the best lignocellulosic waste to produce laccase by solid state cultures of Trametes hirsuta

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BIOTECHNOLOGY LETTERS
Volume 25, Issue 6, Pages 491-495

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1023/A:1022660230653

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barley bran; decolourisation; grape seeds; laccase; Trametes hirsuta; vitamins

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Grape seeds were used by Trametes hirsuta as a substrate for laccase production giving 23 kU l(-1),which was 10-fold the value attained in the cultures with no lignocellulosic waste addition. The dyes, Indigo Carmine and Bromophenol Blue, were easily decolourised (100% in 24 h) by the extracellular liquid obtained in such cultures, whereas Methyl Orange (65% in 24 h) and Phenol Red (36% in 24 h) were more resistant to degradation. This shows the specificity of laccase towards different dye structures.

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