ROLE OF ASPERGILLUS IN PRODUCTION OF INDUSTRIALLY IMPORTANT ALKALINE PROTEASE ENZYME

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  • Mrs Roshni Choubey 1 Asst. professor, Department of Botany and Microbiology, St. Aloysius’ College (Auto.) Jabalpur.

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Alkaline proteases are vitally important enzymes having abundant use in commercial productions including leather, food, detergent, pharmaceutical, textile and other industries. Microbial enzyme production is the cheapest and feasible among all other sources. The present work was carried out using a soil fungal isolate Aspergillus for alkaline protease production. The environmental conditions were optimized for higher production and were found to be a pH of 13, temperature 28° C, salt AS NaCl and incubation time of 72 hours. Washing test indicated their great importance in detergent industries and immobilization further made the process economic. Aspergillus spp was found to be a promising strain for commercial production and have great future prospect. how to spend their earnings. Control over cash earnings increases with age, education and with place of residence. Women’s exposure to media is also less relative to men. Rural women are more prone to domestic violence than that of urban women. A large 
gender gap exists in political participation too. The study concludes by an observation 
that access to education and employment are only the enabling factors to empowerment, achievement towards the goal, however, depends largely on the 
attitude of the people towards gender equality

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Published

2017-06-30

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Vol. 6 No. 7 (2017): June 2017 Special Issue -(D.N.Jain 5th International Conference )11-13 March 2017

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