Biotransformation studies of cresol red by Absidia spinosa M15.

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Abstract
Cresol Red, a commercial dye that used widely to color nylon, wool, cotton, and polyacrylonitrile-modified nylon in the massive textile manufacture is toxic recalcitrant. Absidia spinosa M15, a novel fungal strain isolated from a tropical rain forest, was found to decolorize Cresol Red 65% within 30 d under agitation condition. UV-Vis spectroscopy, TLC analysis and mass spectra of samples after decolorization process in culture medium confirmed final decolorization of Cresol Red. Two metabolites were identified in the treated medium: benzeneacetic acid (tR 9.6 min and m/z 136) and benzoic acid (tR 5.7 min and m/z 122). Laccase showed the significant activity (133.8 U/L) in biomass obtained at the end of experiment demonstrates role of the enzyme in the decolorization process.
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Authors Kristanti, Risky Ayu;Fikri Ahmad Zubir, Meor Mohd;Hadibarata, Tony;
Journal Journal of environmental management
Year 2016
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10.1016/j.jenvman.2015.11.017
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metabolites decolorization absidia spinosa m15 cresol red triphenylmethane dye

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