2-DECENO-DELTA-LACTONE-PRODUCING FUNGI, STRAINS OF FUSARIUM-SOLANI, ISOLATED BY USING A MEDIUM CONTAINING DECANO-DELTA-LACTONE AS THE SOLE CARBON SOURCE
Citation
H. Nago et al., 2-DECENO-DELTA-LACTONE-PRODUCING FUNGI, STRAINS OF FUSARIUM-SOLANI, ISOLATED BY USING A MEDIUM CONTAINING DECANO-DELTA-LACTONE AS THE SOLE CARBON SOURCE, Bioscience, biotechnology, and biochemistry, 57(12), 1993, pp. 2107-2110
Categorie Soggetti
Biology,Agriculture,"Biothechnology & Applied Migrobiology","Food Science & Tenology
SICI code
0916-8451(1993)57:12<2107:2FSOFI>2.0.ZU;2-1
Abstract
A screening procedure for microorganisms which have an ability to prod
uce a desired compound as their secondary metabolite is first proposed
. In some cases, the target microorganisms can be expected to grow and
be enriched in a medium containing the desired compound, namely one o
f the secondary metabolites of the microorganisms, as the sole source
of carbon, degrading and assimilating the compound to the primary meta
bolites. This approach was applied to isolate alkano-delta-lactones pr
oducing fungi by using a medium containing alkano-delta-lactones as th
e sole source of carbon. We isolated Fusarium solani and Trichoderma v
iride that had the ability to biosynthesize 2-deceno-delta-lactone (ma
ssoialactone) and ,4-decadieno-delta-lactone(6-pentyl-alpha-pyrone), r
espectively, in a glucose medium.