Heat-stable, salt-tolerant microbial xanthanase

A novel mixed bacterial culture isolated from soil by enrichment culture techniques produces a xanthanase enzyme complex which is stable to 65 degrees C. in the presence of salt. These properties render the heat-stable, salt-tolerant zanthanase useful for in situ degradation of xanthan gum in petrol...

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Published inUnited States Department of Agriculture patents (USA) no. 4
Main Authors Cadmus, M.C, Slodki, M.E
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LanguageEnglish
Published 26.02.1991
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Summary:A novel mixed bacterial culture isolated from soil by enrichment culture techniques produces a xanthanase enzyme complex which is stable to 65 degrees C. in the presence of salt. These properties render the heat-stable, salt-tolerant zanthanase useful for in situ degradation of xanthan gum in petroleum recovery fluids and other thickened industrial brines
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