High-yield production of a chitinase from Aeromonas veronii B565 as a potential feed supplement for warm-water aquaculture
Chitin, present in crustacean shells, insects, and fungi, is the second most plentiful natural
organic fiber after wood. To effectively use chitin in a cost-saving and environmentally
friendly way in aquaculture, crustacean shells (eg, shrimp-shell meal) are supplemented into
aquafeed after degradation by chemical methods. Herein, we describe a chitinase from
Aeromonas veronii B565, designated ChiB565, which potently degrades shrimp-shell chitin
and resists proteolysis. We isolated recombinant ChiB565 of the expected molecular mass …
organic fiber after wood. To effectively use chitin in a cost-saving and environmentally
friendly way in aquaculture, crustacean shells (eg, shrimp-shell meal) are supplemented into
aquafeed after degradation by chemical methods. Herein, we describe a chitinase from
Aeromonas veronii B565, designated ChiB565, which potently degrades shrimp-shell chitin
and resists proteolysis. We isolated recombinant ChiB565 of the expected molecular mass …
High-yield production of a chitinase from Aeromonas veronii B565 as a potential feed supplement for warm-water aquaculture.
ZYT Zhang YuTing, ZZG Zhou ZhiGang… - 2014 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Chitin, present in crustacean shells, insects, and fungi, is the second most plentiful natural
organic fiber after wood. To effectively use chitin in a cost-saving and environmentally
friendly way in aquaculture, crustacean shells (eg, shrimp-shell meal) are supplemented into
aquafeed after degradation by chemical methods. Herein, we describe a chitinase from
Aeromonas veronii B565, designated ChiB565, which potently degrades shrimp-shell chitin
and resists proteolysis. We isolated recombinant ChiB565 of the expected molecular mass …
organic fiber after wood. To effectively use chitin in a cost-saving and environmentally
friendly way in aquaculture, crustacean shells (eg, shrimp-shell meal) are supplemented into
aquafeed after degradation by chemical methods. Herein, we describe a chitinase from
Aeromonas veronii B565, designated ChiB565, which potently degrades shrimp-shell chitin
and resists proteolysis. We isolated recombinant ChiB565 of the expected molecular mass …
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