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Table 7 Comparative survey of enhanced amylase production by different optimization methods

From: Optimization of thermostable amylolytic enzyme production from Bacillus cereus isolated from a recreational warm spring via Box Behnken design and response surface methodology

Microbe

Optimisation method

Carbon source

Nitrogen source

Optimized parameters

Amylase activity (U/ml)

References

B. cereus

OFAT and BBD

Starch

Yeast extract

pH—7, time—48 h, SC—5%, T—45 °C

196.02

This Study

B. brevis

CCD

Cassava bagasse

Beef extract

pH—7, time—36 h, MHC—60%, T—60 °C

4667

Ray and Kar [75]

B. licheniformis

BBD

Starch

Yeast extract

NC—0.75%, CaCl2—0.02%, SC—1%

384

Abdel-Fattah et al. [76]

Bacillus sp.

BBD

Starch

Yeast extract

pH—6, time—24 h, AR—130 rpm, T—35 °C

145.32

Khusro et al. [4]

B. subtilis

Non-statistical

Rice flour

Peptone + Tryptone

pH—8, time—24 h, SC—1.25%, T—37 °C

9

Dash et al. [77]

B. sonorensis

CCD

Starch

Ammonium sulphate

pH—9.5, time—72 h, SC—0.5%, T—50 °C

82.78

Vyas and Sharma [78]

B. licheniformis

OFAT and PBD

Starch

Yeast extract

pH—7, time—30 h, AR—160 rpm, T—40 °C

13.44

Abel-Nabey and Farag [79]

Bacillus sp.

24 factorial

Starch

Peptone

pH—6.2, NC—8.77 g/l, SC—17.58 g/l, T—37 °C

 

Tanyildizi et al. [80]

Bacillus sp.

PBD and CCD

Starch

Ammoniun sulphate

pH—8.33, NC—0.55%, SC—0.65%, T—50 °C

122

Singh et al. [81]

B. amyloliquifaciens

CCD

Starch

Yeast extract

pH—5, time—5 days, SC—0.60%, T—45 °C

 

Pathania et al. [48]

  1. CCD central composite design, PBD Plackett–Burman design, SC substrate concentration, MHC moisture holding capacity, T temperature, NC nitrogen concentration, AR agitation rate