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Response of hydrogenase enzymes (ALDH and ADH) in <i>Trapa natans</i> under physiological stress
Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
- 1 Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
- 2 Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
- 3 Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
- 4 Department of biotechnology, Lovely Professional University, Punjab (Phagwara), India
Advances in Bioscience and Biotechnology·Volume 03 (2012)·Pages 304–307·Published 23 August 2012·DOI10.4236/abb.2012.34043
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Abstract
The present study screens activity of different enzymes in Trapa natans under aerobic and anaerobic physiological conditions. Experimental analysis was carried out to assay the activities of ALDH and ADH in the seed extract of T. natans. These enzymes are associated with the alcohol metabolism of the T. natans. It was observed that a metabolic pathway shifts from aerobic respiration to anaerobic fermentation under anoxic conditions. Physiological stress related response in trapa seeds gives the leads to understand the other model for better fermentable products. During the experiment it was found that there is difference between the concenteration of enzymes in anaerobic and aerobic conditions. Concentration was check with the help of spectrophotometer at 340 nm.
KeywordsALDHADHAnoxic Condition<i>Trapa natans</i>
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