ArticleBiotechnology letters2026
Improved thermostability of Thermobifida fusca mannanase obtained by error-prone PCR mutagenesis.
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A thermostable β-Mannanase (ManB, PDB code 1BQC, gene code KJ806638) from Thermobifida fusca was expressed in Escherichia coli BL21. The error-prone PCR of ManB gene were adopted to obtain three special mutants with the sites of N15I (M1), D40G/T159I (M2), and H28Q/V57D (M3). It was found that the optimum temperature of wild type ManB was 72.5 °C, whereas of two mutants M1 and M2 were 77.5 °C and mutant M3 was 70 °C. The apparent melting temperatures (T
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