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Extracellular Laccase Activity of Bacteria of the Genera Azospirillum and Niveispirillum

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The ability to produce extracellular laccase by strains of Azospirillum (A. brasilense Sp7, Sp107, Sp245, SR80, A. lipoferum SR42, Sp59b, A. picis TAR-3, A. tiophilum Bv-S, and A. amazonense Am) and Niveispirillum (N. irakense KBC1 and N. irakense KA3) has been established. Induction of enzyme activity by a number of aromatic compounds and copper ions has been shown. A homogeneous preparation of the extracellular laccase of A. brasilense Sp245 strain has been isolated and partially characterized for the first time.

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Ponomareva, E.G., Kupryashina, M.A., Vetchinkina, E.P. et al. Extracellular Laccase Activity of Bacteria of the Genera Azospirillum and Niveispirillum. Biol Bull Russ Acad Sci 46, 161–167 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1062359019020134

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