Abstract
Abstract A yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae EBY100) surface displayed rice α-galactosidase II (YSD rice α-Gal II) was constructed. The optimum temperature and pH of YSD rice α-Gal II were 45 °C and 4.0–5.5, respectively. Ascorbic acid significantly increased the expression level of YSD rice α-Gal II by 5.7-fold, compared to control, indicating its importance in the production and application of YSD rice α-Gal II. Meanwhile, protective agents including Fe3+, EDTA, urea, and l -arginine also enhanced YSD rice α-Gal II activity by a certain extent (15–78%). Furthermore, YSD rice α-Gal II exhibited higher thermal, pH, and storage stability, and remarkable hydrolytic activity toward defatted soybean meal and guar gum. Hence, YSD rice α-Gal II has great potential for degradation of the non-digestible and flatulence-causing oligo- or poly-saccharides and could be a commendable candidate for extensive application in food and feed industries.
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