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Production of milk-clotting enzymes by basidiomycetes

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BasidiomycetesPhellinus chrysoloma, Kuehneromyces mutabilis andGanoderma applanatum produce extracellular milk-clotting enzymes. The enzymes are acid proteinases stable at 40°C and within pH 3–5.5. Only the enzyme preparation fromP. chrysoloma exhibits properties comparable with animal chymosin.

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Nerud, F., Mišurcová, Z. & Musílek, V. Production of milk-clotting enzymes by basidiomycetes. Folia Microbiol 34, 310–315 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02814473

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