Decolourization azo dyes using culture filtrate of newly isolated Crinipellis sp. DK 3
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swapnil kisanrao kale
Research Scholar, Department of Biotechnology, yeshwant College, Nanded
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In present research paper, we studied the azo dyes decolourizing ability of Crinipellis spp. DK3 isolated from University campus of Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola, India. Crude laccase from Crinipellis sp. DK3 produced in submerged culture condition was evaluted for dye decolourization. Phloroglucinol was proved to be the most efficient mediator in decolourization of congo red (96%) and methyl blue (82.89%). Nucleotide sequence of Crinipellis sp. DK3 was submitted to Gene bank under accession number JN900255.References
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