Production Of Beta-Glucanase And Protease From Bacillus Velezensis Strain Isolated From The Manure Of Piglets

In this study, a strain producing beta-glucanase and protease, identified as Bacillus velezensis Y1, was isolated from the manure of piglet. We attempted to produce beta-glucanase and protease after optimization of various process parameters with the submerged fermentation. The effects of each factor on producing beta-glucanase and protease were as follows: temperature > time > pH > loaded liquid volume. The properties of the beta-glucanase showed that the most suitable reaction temperature was 65 degrees C and pH was 6.0. However for protease optimum reaction temperature was 50 degrees C, and pH was 6.0. The amplified PCR fragments of beta-glucanase and protease were 1434 bp containing an open reading frame of 1413 bp encoding a protein with 444 amino acids and 1752 bp containing an open reading frame of 1521 bp encoding a protein with 506 amino acids, respectively. So, the study demonstrated a viable approach of using newly identified B. velezensis Y1 strain for the maximum yield of two industrially important enzymes.