전통간장으로부터 분리한 Cladosporium sp.과 Sterigmatomyces sp. 미생물의 동정 및 NaCl 농도에 따른 미생물 효소활성 분석

Abstract

Two strains, traditionally referred to as rock flower (Bawhi-kot) and buckwheat flower (Memil-kot or ChileKot), were isolated from stored traditional soy sauce and were identified by using the 18S ITS1/4 region sequences. The rock flower strain showed 99% of similarity with Cladosporium sp. and buckwheat flower strain was 99% identical with yeast Sterigmatomyces halophilus. Both strains were tentatively named Cladosporium sp. NK1 and Sterigmatomyces halophilus NK2, respectively. The optimal growth pHs and temperatures of both strains in a YPD broth medium were in the range of pH 5.0 to 7.0 and 22 to 27°C. Both strains were able to grow in more than 20% of NaCl. In the enzyme activity assay, high protease activity of Cladosporium sp. NK1 and S. halophilus NK2 were obtained in YPD containing 10% of NaCl. High amylase activities of both stains were in 15% and 5% of NaCl, respectively. Lipase activity was, however, not detected in both strains. © The Korean Society of Food Science and Technology.