Methylobacillus flagellatus bakteriya biomassasidagi umumiy oqsil miqdorini aniqlash
Determination of the total protein content in the biomass of the bacterium Methylobacillus flagellatus
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This study presents the results of determining the total crude protein content in the biomass of the methylotrophic bacterium Methylobacillus flagellatus Shd-N1 using the Kjeldahl method. A 1 g sample of dry biomass was used for the analysis. The total crude protein content was estimated based on the nitrogen content of the sample using a nitrogen-to-protein conversion factor. The results are important for further investigation of the potential use of this bacterial biomass as a protein source.
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