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Research Article MICROBIAL LIPASES: PRODUCTION OF EXTRACELLULAR LIPASE ENZYME BY ALCALIGENES VISCOSUS (DOGE-1) STRAIN

Industrially important extracellular lipase enzyme production was explored by utilizing microbial strain isolated from dairy effluents. Alcaligenes viscosus DOGE-1 strain isolated from dairy waste waters proved to produce extracellular lipase. Various growth factors were attempted to maximize the lipase production by this strain. Growth factors like NH 4 PO 4 , Peptone, Urea coupled with peptone, KH 2 PO 4 , Olive oil and pH were found to be favored the maximum lipase production. This microbial strain was found to have a high lipolytic activity.