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Journal Review The Effect of Aeration Conditions On The Fermentation Kinetics of Bacillus Thuringiensis Kurstaki

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Marta Tika Handayani 17/PTP/419/015

Suci Apsari Pebrianti 17/PTP/419891/01556


INTRODUCTIONS

Chemical insecticidal
Natural or bioinsecticidal
δ-endotoxin
Produced by Bacillus thuringiensis during sporulation

cost production Byproduct medium : CMB


cost energy consumption Constant operating conditions
toxin productivity

2% Dissolved oxygen (DO) as a key parameter

Volumetric mass transfer coefficient (KLa) Aeration flow


THEORETICAL BASIS
Sporulating cell
Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki

Rod-shape, spore-forming bacteria, facultative anaerobe TEM


And Gram +

Sporulation phase
δ-endotoxin production Cell lysis
Late
sporulation
phase

δ-endotoxin
release SEM

Vegetative growth
Dissolved oxygen
Volumetric mass transfer coefficient (KLa)
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH

To study and analyze the effect of aeration on the fermentation kinetics of Bacillus
thuringiensis kurstaki (Btk) cultivated in cereal milling byproduct (CMB) mono-
component medium in order to determine the optimum conditions for improving
the δ-endotoxin productivity.

THE ADVANTAGES OF THE RESEARCH

Can be used as reference and guideline to determine the optimum fermentation


condition of Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki using CMB medium to produce δ-endotoxin
with high yield and productivity and cost effective.
MATERIALS AND METHODS

Preparation of seed culture and culture conditions at different KLa

2% v/v
B.Thuringiensis
kurstaki 100 mL Luria 98 mL Tryptose
from soil Bertani broth Phosphate broth

30oC, 340 rpm 30oC, 340 rpm


8 h incubation 12 h incubation

50 mL

Analysis
Tryptose
Phosphate broth

1.45 L CMB (6%) medium at 30oC and different aeration flow


Culture conditions at optimum KLa and different CMB ratios

50 mL

Analysis
Tryptose 3% CMB 6% CMB 9% CMB
Phosphate broth

1.45 L CMB medium at 30oC and optimum KLa value


Analytical Methods

Cell, spores and crystal protein (δ-endotoxin) counts


microscopically determined by Petroff hausser counting chamber

Toxin protein estimation


determined by Bradford method

Oxygen Transfer Rate Oxygen Uptake Rate Specific Oxygen Transfer Rate

Specific growth rate Toxin protein Productivity

Cell yield based on O2 consumption


RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Growth, sporulation and δ-endotoxin production in a 6% CMB culture medium at different values of kLɑ
Variations of the CO2 percent in the effluent gazes
pH variations at different values of kL ɑ

The initial pH was 6,2 and slight variations were observed in all studies condition
with a pH in the range of 5,6 – 6,8 through out the fermentation, except for kL ɑ
equal to 7,2 h-1 where the pH decrease reach a low values 5,4
Variations of the specific growth rate and the maximum specific oxygen uptake rate for
the different values of kL ɑ
Productivity
Cell yields based on O2

Decreased from 2,63.1012 to 1,38.1012 cell/g consumed O2 when kL ɑ was


increased from 13,3 h-1 to 106,2 h-1
Growth, sporulation and δ-endotoxin production for different CMB ratios
Conclusions

The best toxin proteins productivity (85.7 mg/L/h) was reached in 6% CMB
culture medium for KLa of 65.5 h -1.
Komentar

• Peneliti tidak menampilkan data analisa pH tidak ditampilkan dan hanya


menyebutkan range pH saja. Sehingga pembaca kesulitan untuk melihat pola
penurunan pH nya.
• Data sugar consumption tidak ditunjukkan, sedangkan peneliti membahas tentang
hubungan pH dan sugar consumption.
• Pada bagian Growth, sporulation and δ-endotoxin production for different CMB
ratios, data yang ditampilkan tidak lengkap.
Terima Kasih
Stage I: axial filament formation; Stage II: forespore formation;
Stage III: engulfment; Stage IV-VI: formation of cell wall, cortex,
and spore coats accompanied by transformation of the spore
nucleoid; Stage VII: spore maturation

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