Cytophagales

[‚sīd·ō·fə′gā·lēz]

(microbiology)

An order of gliding bacteria; cells are rods or filaments and motile by gliding, and fruiting bodies are not produced.

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This invention relates to a method for the production of an enzyme, which comprises culturing in a medium a strain that belongs to a bacterium classified into Cytophagales or Actinomycetes and has the ability to produce an enzyme having a property to deamidate amido groups in protein, thereby effecting production of said enzyme, and subsequently collecting said enzyme from the culture mixture.

Amano obtains United States patent

Aichi, Japan) has patented a method for the production of an enzyme, which comprises culturing in a medium a strain that belongs to a bacterium classified into Cytophagales or Actinomycetes, or a new bacterium Chryseobacterium sp.