Secondary metabolism
Jessie Micales
jmicales at facstaff.wisc.edu
Fri Jul 28 14:17:44 EST 1995
>Greetings!
>Does anybody know how to produce secondary metabolites,
>particulary anthraquinones ( a polyketide), from filamentous fungi rapidly in
>submerged culture without resorting to producing mutant strains.
>Cheers
>Andrew Dennis
>PhD Student
>Procter Food Science Department
>University of Leeds
>UK
I used to produce bisanthraquinone pigments from Endothia and Cryphonectria
species by growing them on white cornmeal, then excising out the areas with
pigments and extracting with ETOH. The cornmeal recipe was: 2.5 g white
cornmeal + 15 ml water per 90 mm Petri plate.
Jessie Micales (jmicales at facstaff.wisc.edu)
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison, WI USA
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