出品公司: | ATCC |
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菌种名称: | ATCC 24255, ATCC28485 |
菌种又名: | CBS 704 [CCRC 21531, DSMZ 70382, JCM 3650, NCYC 175, NRRL Y-1603] |
菌株类型: | Komagataella pastoris |
存储人: | CBS |
分离来源: | Exudate of oak; France |
产品目录号: | 28485 |
其他保藏库编号: | BCRC21531,ATCC 28485 ;CBS 704 ;JCM 3650 ;NCYC 175 ;NRRL Y-1603 |
培养基: |
ATCC®培养基28:Emmons对Sabouraud琼脂的改性
ATCC®培养基200:YM琼脂或YM肉汤
ATCC®培养基1245:Yepd
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生长条件: | 24-25 ℃, 有氧 |
生物安全等级: | 1 |
模式菌株: | 是 |
应用: |
科研,生产,主要用于乙醇的降解
降解过氧化氢
生产乙醛
产生酒精氧化酶
产生单细胞蛋白scp
从含氧碳氢化合物中产生单细胞蛋白质
产生天然风味的醛类
将乙醇转化为乙醛
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菌株特点: |
核苷酸(GenBank):JQ070155 d1/d2区28s rRNA基因
核苷酸(GenBank):Ku729078 ITS,包括5.8S rRNA基因
核苷酸(genbank):cabh00000000 komagataella pastoris dsmz 70382,全基因组鸟枪测序项目
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