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SECONDARY PRODUCTS OF CULTURED PLANT CELLS

TISSUE CULTURE OF

THALICTRUMMINUS -

THE PRODUCENT OF

BERBERIN

Y.V.Niconorova, Y.V.Yushkova, S.M.Repyah,N.A.Wichko

Krasnoyarsk State technological academyMira st., 82, Krasnoyarsk, Russia, 660049

The low yield o f valuable natural products is a main problem o f a plant

cell and tissue culture. Cultures, which produced the extracellular metabolites,

is very perspective in elaborated process involving continuous fermentation.

In the laboratory o f biotechnology of KSTA was derived a high-productive

line o f the callus culture o f Thalictrum m inus (extracellular producer), on

medium supplemented with 2,4-D (0,7 mg/l), 6-BAP (0,9 mg/l) and increased

concentration of pyridoxine. The quantitative analysis o f berberin was carried

out by spectrophotometer. The suspension culture has been maintained in

medium without cytokinins and contained 2,4-D (0 ,5 m g /l). It differed a high

degree o f desaggregation and the most fast growth. But in this conditions

was observed the low level o f secondary productions in compare with

cultivation on agar and on polyurethane foam disks. Berberine yield was

0,54 g/l on agar and 0,61 g/l on polyurethane foam disks. Therefor, the plant

cell culture have ability to make secondary products in sometimes related

to the degree of aggregation o f the culture. Immobilization on a inert matrix

carried a number of advantages provides at development o f technology

continuous fermentation. Manipulations with ceils are facilitated, there is a

opportunity to separate them from medium, changing a condition of cultivation.

The technique o f immobilization cells on polyurethane foam particles

from suspension culture was elaborated. The investigation has shown, that

berberin yield was increased to 0,31 g/l by immobilized cells in compare

w ith 0,23 g/l by free suspended cells. The addition 6-BAP in medium

stimulated allocation o f alkaloid by immobilized cells. The berberin yield

was increased up to 0,52 g/l.

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