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Residual activity(%)<br />

Relative activity(%)<br />

Relative activity (%)<br />

COLD ACTIVE β–GALACTOSIDASE OF HAFNIA ALVEI KNOUC302 ISOLATED FROM …<br />

Cloning β-galactosidase gene of strain<br />

KNOUC302 in E. coli<br />

In the prepared genomic library, there was a<br />

colony having the vector harboring an ORF coding<br />

a protein of β-galactosidase. The ORF is composed<br />

of 888 bp encoding 295 amino acids whose deduced<br />

Mw is 33,709 Da (Fig. 3). But the ORF is not a<br />

complete β-galactosidase gene of Hafnia alvei<br />

KNOUC302. The front sequence of 779 bp,<br />

beginning from initial codon, was from<br />

chromosome of Hafnia alvei KNOUC302, and the<br />

rear sequence of 109 bp to terminal codon was from<br />

vector (pRSET). The nucleotide was named as<br />

KNOUC302 β-gal. A BLAST search in the<br />

databases of NCBI revealed that the 779 bp front<br />

sequence of KNOUC302 β-gal coded the amino<br />

terminal of β-galactosidase belonging to glycoside<br />

hydrolase family 2. The front 779 bp sequence of<br />

KNOUC302 β-gal, from chromosome of Hafnia<br />

alvei KNOUC302, showed the following identities<br />

to β-galactosidase genes from microorganisms of<br />

family Enterobacteriaceae: Escherichia coli K12<br />

(297/401, 74 %, GenBank Accession No.<br />

AP009378), Rahnella sp. Y9602 (364/485, 75 %,<br />

GenBank Accession No. CP002505), Serratia<br />

proteamaculans 568(311/409, 76 %, GenBank<br />

Accession No. CP000826) and Enterobacter<br />

aerogenes KCTC2190 (289/388, 74 %, GenBank<br />

Accession No. CP002824).<br />

galactosidase of Arthrobacter sp. 32c (29),<br />

Pseudoalteromonas haloplanktis (2) and<br />

Planococcus sp. L4 (25) were 2085 bp, 3117 bp and<br />

2031 bp respectively.<br />

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Table 3: Composition of major fatty acids of strain<br />

KNOUC302<br />

Fatty acid Contents (%)<br />

C 12:0 10.20<br />

C 14:0 6.31<br />

C 14:0 3OH 25.41<br />

C 16:1 ω 7 c 29.75<br />

C 16:0 9.94<br />

C 18:1 ω 7 c 5.05<br />

The size of β-galactosidase genes from Escherichia<br />

coli K12 (GenBank Accession No. AP009378),<br />

Rahnella sp. Y9602 (GenBank Accession No.<br />

CP002505), Serratia proteamaculans 568(GenBank<br />

Accession No. CP000826) and Enterobacter<br />

aerogenes KCTC2190 (GenBank Accession No.<br />

CP002824) were 3075 bp, 3099 bp, 3090 bp and<br />

3108 bp respectively. Genes encoding cold active β-<br />

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Fig. 2: Effects of temperature (A) and pH (B) on the<br />

activity, and stability (C) of β-galactosidase in cell free<br />

extracts of Hafnia alvei KNOUC302.<br />

* Effect of temperature was tested in Na-phosphate buffer<br />

(0.01 M, pH= 6.8).<br />

* Effect of pH was examined in Na-acetate (0.01 M) for<br />

pH=4.25 to 6.0, and in Na-phosphate buffer (0.01 M) for pH<br />

6.0 to 7.68 at 4 ℃.<br />

* Values are means of triplicates ± S.D.<br />

106 J. Anim. Prod. Adv., 2012, 2(2):101-108<br />

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