Strain Aspergillus niger AM1 – a living organism resistant to white phosphorus | Zendy

А. З. Миндубаев | Zendy; Э. В. Бабынин | Zendy; Е. К. Бадеева | Zendy; Yaw Akosah | Zendy

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Strain Aspergillus niger AM1 – a living organism resistant to white phosphorus

Author(s) -

А. З. Миндубаев,

Э. В. Бабынин,

Е. К. Бадеева,

Yaw Akosah

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

abstract book of the 2nd international scientific conference "plants and microbes: the future of biotechnology" plamic2020

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.28983/plamic2020.172

Subject(s) - aspergillus niger , white phosphorus , phosphorus , white (mutation) , microorganism , strain (injury) , copper , resistance (ecology) , organism , biology , chemistry , food science , bacteria , biochemistry , genetics , ecology , gene , organic chemistry , anatomy

Copper sulphate has no effect on the growth of aspergill in a media with white phosphorus. We compared the white phosphorus resistance of A. niger AM1 with three strains from the All-Russian Collection of Microorganisms. Highest resistance was observed in AM1.

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