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Thermal stability of the multiple charge isoforms of inulase fromAspergillus niger

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The three fractions of inulase differing in isoelectric pH were isolated from a strain ofAspergillus niger by isoelectric focussing and characterized in their temperature stability. These fractions had distinguishable thermal stability. Among them, one fraction (pI 5.2) having main activity showed a high thermal stability comparable to that of the Novozyme 230 (Novo A/S, Denmark) at 60°C.

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Uhm, TB., Byun, SM., Kwon, YJ. et al. Thermal stability of the multiple charge isoforms of inulase fromAspergillus niger . Biotechnol Lett 9, 287–290 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01027165

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