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• W2954636718 abstract "Aproximadamente 75 % da população mundial apresenta intolerância à lactose, doença congênita caracterizada pela incapacidade de absorver o açúcar presente no leite e seus derivados lácteos. Esta incapacidade se deve basicamente a inatividade ou baixa atividade da enzima intestinal β-galactosidase. Até o presente momento, o tratamento para as pessoas intolerantes à lactose inclui evitar o consumo de leite ou fazer uso de leite e produtos lácteos com ausência ou teor reduzido de lactose além do uso da enzima lactase já disponível comercialmente. A enzima β-galactosidase é responsável pela hidrólise das ligações galactosídicas da lactose em seus monossacarídeos, glicose e galactose. É produzida principalmente em microrganismos incluindo fungos filamentosos, bactérias e leveduras. Um dos principais requisitos para produção da enzima a partir de microrganismo é determinar a melhor composição nutricional do meio de fermentação. O soro de queijo é fonte abundante de carbono tendo a lactose como seu principal componente e, portanto, pode ser usado por microrganismos, como meio de cultivo para produção de β-galactosidase. O uso do soro de queijo com esta finalidade pode contribuir para diminuição do impacto econômico e ambiental causado pela sua produção excedente além de, se tornar um produto com valor agregado. Palavras-chave: Intolerância à Lactose. Soro de Queijo. Fermentação. Microrganismos. Abstract75% of the world population is lactose intolerant, a congenital disease characterized by an inability to absorb the sugar present in milk and its dairy products. This inability is basically due to inactivity or low activity of the intestinal β-galactosidase enzyme. The treatment includes avoiding the consumption of milk or making use of milk and dairy products lacking or reduced lactose content. The enzyme β-galactosidase is responsible for the hydrolysis of the galactosidic bonds of lactose in glucose and galactose. It is found mainly in microorganisms including fungi, bacteria and yeast. One of the main requirements for the production of the enzyme from microorganism is to determine the best nutritional composition of the fermentation medium. Cheese whey is an abundant source of carbon having lactose as its main component and therefore can be used as a medium for the cultivation of microorganisms for the production of β-galactosidase. The use of cheese whey for the production of β-galactosidase may contribute to the reduction of the economic and environmental impact caused by its surplus production, in addition to becoming a value-added product. Keywords: Lactose Intolerance. Cheese Whey. Fermentation. Microorganism." @default.
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• W2954636718 title "Soro de Queijo para Produção de β-Galactosidase" @default.
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