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인간의 삶과 역사 속의 미생물. 강의자료 ppt-10. 2012-1 학기. 미생물 은 어떤 존재인가?. 생명공학 (biotechnology) 의 주체인 미생물. Biotechnology ( 생명공학 , 생물공학 ). Use of organisms to form useful products (in industrial, medical, or agricultural applications) . Products of Microbial Biotechnology.
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인간의 삶과 역사 속의 미생물 강의자료ppt-10 2012-1학기
Biotechnology (생명공학, 생물공학) Use of organisms to form useful products (inindustrial, medical, or agricultural applications)
식품 및 식품 첨가물 생산: 발효 식품, 아미노산, 미생물 식품으로 이용(버섯, 미역, 김 등) • 건강(영양)보조제 생산: 식이섬유, 비타민, 미생물 건강(영양)보조제로 이용(유산균, 클로렐라, 스피루리나, 효모 등) • 의약품 생산: 항생물질, 호르몬, 스테로이드등 • 효소 생산: 산업용 효소, 세제 첨가용 효소 • 화학제품 생산: 바이오폴리머(생분해 플라스틱 등), 시트르산, 아세톤, 글리세린, 에틸알코홀, 초산 등 • 연료 생산: 메탄가스, 에틸알코홀, 수소 가스 등 • 살충제 생산:미생물 살충제 • 광물 정제:구리, 금, 납 등
Products for food industry • Wine • Brewing, distilling, and commodity Alcohol • Vinegar • Citric acid and other organic compounds • Yeastas a food and food supplement • Mushrooms, spirulina, chlorella, edible seaweeds as a food source
Vitamins and amino acids: Amino acids • Amino Acids • Used as feed additives in the food industry • Used as nutritional supplements in nutraceutical industry • Used as starting materials in the chemical industry • Examples include • Glutamicacid (MSG) • Aspartic acid and phenylalanine (aspartame [Nutrasweet]) • Lysine (food additives)
Vitamins and amino acids: Vitamins • Production of vitamins is second only to antibiotics in terms of total pharmaceutical sales • Vitamin B12 produced exclusively by microorganisms • Deficiency results in pernicious anemia (악성빈혈) • Riboflavin (VB2) can also be produced by microbes VB12 Riboflavin
Steroids and other biotransformations • Steroids • Are derivatives of sterols • Are important animal hormones with medicinal uses • Corticosteroids reduce inflammation, and help control allergies, inflammation and arthritis • Estrogens and androgenic steroids play a role in human fertility and can stimulate production of muscle mass • Production of steroids by chemical process is costly • Use microbes to reduce cost (biotransformation) Sterol
Enzymes as industrial products • Exoenzymes • Enzymes that are produced in such large amounts that they are excreted into the medium instead of being held within the cell; they are extracellular • Can digest insoluble polymers such as cellulose, protein, and starch
Enzymes as industrial products • Enzymes are produced from fungi and bacteria • Bacterial proteases are used in laundry detergents (can also contain amylases, lipases, and reductases) • Isolated from alkaliphilic bacteria • Amylases and glucoamylasesare also commercially important • Produce high-fructose syrup
Enzymes as industrial products • Extremozymes • Enzymes that function at some environmental extreme (i.e., pH or temperature) • Produced by extremophiles
Biopolymers • Poly-β-hydroxybutyric acid (PHB) • Bioplastic(bacterial plastic) • Dextrin (a group of low-molecular-weight carbohydrates produced by the hydrolysis of starch or glycogen), cyclodextrin, and other polysaccharides • Used to modify flow characteristics of liquids and to serve as gelling agents
Bacterial plastics • The recalcitrance of plastics has fueled research efforts into a biodegradable alternative (biopolymers)
Bacterial plastics poly-β-hydroxybutyrate Poly-β-hydroxyvalerate
Bacterial plastics Shampoo bottle made of the PHB/PHV copolymer
Biosurfactants • Used for emulsification, increasing detergency, wetting and phase dispersion, and solubilization • Important in bioremediation, oil spill dispersion, and enhancing oil recovery • Many have antibacterial and antifungal activity; some inactivate enveloped viruses
Commodity alcohol production • > 50,000,000,000 liters of ethanol are produced yearly for industrial purposes • Used as an industrial solvent and gasoline supplement Ethanol production plant, Nebraska, USA
Commodity alcohol production • > 50,000,000,000 liters of ethanol are produced yearly for industrial purposes • Used as an industrial solvent and gasoline supplement Gasohol Ethanol production plant, Nebraska, USA
Production of petroleum by some microbes Certain green algae (e.g. Botryococcusbraunii ) Botryococcusbraunii excreting oil droplets
Microbial insecticides (biopesticides) • Biological agents, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, or their components, which can be used to kill a susceptible insect
Microbial insecticides (biopesticides): • Bacteria as biopesticides • Bacillus thuringiensis • Produces a parasporal body duringsporulation as an intracellular protein toxin crystal • Parasporalbody • Acts as microbial insecticide (Bt toxin) for specific groups of insects • Bt toxin • used for over 40 years • unlike chemical insecticides, does not accumulate in environment