ArticleCurrent microbiology2025
First Report on Biosynthesis of Riboflavin by Microbacterium proteolyticum BWBTDIPO1 - Extraction, Characterization and Mechanistic Insight Via In-Silico Approach.
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The sustainable and cost-effective biosynthesis of valuable nutraceuticals like Riboflavin from natural sources is a major challenge for researchers. Bacterial strains having the potential for Riboflavin overproduction without manipulation in genetic makeup are a rare phenomenon. The present investigation reports for the first time a newly isolated gram-positive, rod-shaped, indigenous bacterial monoculture, identified as Microbacterium proteolyticum (GenBank Acc. No.: PQ517523), to be a promising Riboflavin producer. Growth kinetics recorded the optimum growth in Luria Bertini broth media, where a maximum specific growth rate of 0.887 h
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