Coordinative compounds of molybdenum and vanadium as possible stimulators of extracellular cellulases biosynthesis of micromycetes Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05 C

The effect of coordinative compounds of molybdenum and vanadium on the biosynthesis of cellulosolytic enzymatic complex (endoglucanases, celobiohydrolases, β-glucosidases) of the fungal strain Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05C was investigated. It was established that complexes of molybdenum, which contain amino acids in its composition, have a neutral effect on the activity of endoglucanases, inhibit celobiohydrolases (80-90%) and stimulate the activity of β-glucosidases. Among the most effective stimulators of β-glucosidases synthesis, the complex MoO2 (ac.ac.)Gly may be mentioned, that increases the enzymatic activity by 47.8-67.0%. This complex can be used to obtain an enzymatic preparation with a high content of β-glucosidases. The metal complex (NH4)2VO3Gly stimulates the activity of enzymes of the cellulosolytic complex of the fungi Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05C, increasing the endogluconasic activity by 45%, cellobiohydrolasic by 32% and β-glucosidasic by 40%.